Apples

Check out these fast facts about Washington's most famous crop.

Alan Taylor of Taylor Ann Enterprises L.L.C. who is coordinating the program for a second year

This is the first reported sighting of this species of moth in the country.

Cosmic Crisp apples weren't yet available anywhere even though I begged the stock clerks to run and to get the manager. I was mad they weren't being sold in stores yet. Yes, I tried to pull a Karen, but the clerks just laughed. (Notice they were laughing AT me, not with me! I was not laughing.)

Cosmic Crisp apples are supposed to last for a full year in storage and they've slowed down the browning process. But by how much?

Have you tried your Lemonade Apples?

The percentage of Americans participating in the SNAP has dropped 3%. The USDA program provides benefits for purchasing food to households with limited incomes and assets.

America’s largest retail grocer, Walmart has filed suit against various U.S. poultry companies alleging a conspiracy to inflate chicken prices.

It's time for a safe and Happy Halloween! We want our kids to have the time of their lives without worrying about anything truly scary being in the way. That's why Steve Hahn's Volkswagen, Kia & Mercedes Benz of Yakima and Townsquare Media are making Trunk or Treat happen on Halloween night! Tonight! We are creating a safe and fun environment for the whole family!

Washington is known for a lot of things and near the top of that list has to be the great food we have. Here's a small list of things we have in Washington that you won't find a better quality anywhere else.

We've all done it before. You take a bite of an apple and look down only to see part of the sticker missing. Should you panic? Are you going to get sick? I promise, there's nothing to worry about. The sticker and even the glue is FDA friendly.

Tieton Cider Works will launch a new canned, hard cider product called Rambling Route to the public next Friday (March 27). The new beverage is described as being "bold and has a crisp flavor just like biting into a Washington state-grown apple...