One such massive, noxious weed may be growing in your yard, waiting to burn you if you try to remove it too quickly.

Palouse Falls, known as "Aput Aput" or "Falling Water" by the Palouse Indians, remains accessible through designated viewing areas within the state park.

Around 14,000 years ago, the ice sheet disappeared from the Sioux Falls area, leaving a vastly changed landscape. The Big Sioux River, Palisades State Park, and yes, Falls Park, were carved into ...

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SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) The Franklin County Sheriff's Office says dangerous water conditions forced the cancellation of the search for a man who was reported missing after falling into the water at ...

The 94-acre Palouse Falls State Park is about 70 miles from Pasco. It became the official state waterfall in 2014 after a group of Washtucna elementary students lobbied the Legislature.

Parts of Palouse Falls State Park in Franklin County, Washington, will be closed to prevent dangerous falls and vandalism. 4 men have died falling or drowning.

PULLMAN, Wash. – Parts of Palouse Falls State Park are now closed to the public. Safety concerns pushed Washington State Parks and Recreation to close the rock formation known as ...