Trump Administration tells States to ‘Undo’ Full SNAP Benefits Paid for November, Oregon won’t
OREGON – Oregon distributed full SNAP payments to the state’s roughly 757,000 recipients overnight Thursday immediately after a judge ordered funding be released. Gov. Tina Kotek said President Donald Trump’s demands will have no impact on that
Select Lots of ByHeart Infant Formula Recalled due to Potential Botulism
WASHINGTON STATE – The WA State Dept. of Health announces infant formula recall. ByHeart baby nutrition company is recalling select lots of infant formula due to linkage to several cases of infant botulism. The recalled products were
Trump: Americans to Receive $2,000 Each from Tariff Revenue
WASHINGTON D.C. – President Donald Trump on Sunday said every American with the exception of the wealthy will receive $2,000 from the revenue the U.S. has collected from tariffs. “A dividend of at least $2000 a person
Legal Experts Split over State, Federal Immigration Control
WASHINGTON D.C. – The second Trump administration has been largely defined by strict immigration enforcement and net zero illegal border crossings. Amid the enforcement, legal policy analysts are divided over whether federal or state governments should control
College of Veterinary Medicine Dean Honored with UC Davis Alumni Award
PULLMAN, WA – Dr. Dori Borjesson, dean of the Washington State University College of Veterinary Medicine, was recognized by the University of California, Davis, School of Veterinary Medicine on Oct. 25 with the highest honor bestowed by
Student Advocates Demand ASU follow UA in Rejecting Trump’s Education Compact
ARIZONA – Former and current students joined Democratic lawmakers on Friday to urge Arizona State University to follow the lead of other prominent schools, including the University of Arizona, and refuse an offer by the Trump administration
Montana Applies for $1B Rural Health Transformation Program
MONTANA – The Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services anticipates the state will receive funding for a $1 billion Rural Health Transformation Program proposal it submitted to the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services,
Lustig Scores Career High in Road Loss to No. 11 Montana Tech
BUTTE, MT – Senior John Lustig led all scorers on Saturday in LC State’s 83-70 loss to No. 11 Montana Tech at the Best Western Tip Off Classic. The Colfax, Wash., native also led the Warriors with
Wallace Leads the Charge as No. 7 Warrior Women Upend Park-Gilbert
LEWISTON, ID – No. 7 LC State Women’s Basketball made a mark on the record book on Saturday with a 113-61 victory over Park-Gilbert (Ariz.) in the P1FCU Activity Center. The 113 points is tied for fourth-most
No.12 LC State Volleyball Falls to No. 2 Eastern Oregon in Regular Season Finale
LA GRANDE, OR – No. 12 LC State Volleyball closed out the regular season on Saturday with a loss to No. 2 Eastern Oregon. The Warriors clinched the fifth seed in the 2025 Cascade Conference Volleyball Championship,