Jaime Skelton is a Regional Digital Managing Editor for Townsquare Media serving Tri-Cities, Yakima, and Wenatchee, Washington. She has worked in online publishing for 14 years as a writer and editor, initially covering the video game industry but now covering local news in Central and Eastern Washington. She has a particular passion for environmental issues.
Jaime Skelton
Animal abuse becoming a more serious felony in Washington State
A recent Washington bill that goes into effect in June means longer, more consistent sentencing for those convicted of animal cruelty in the first degree.
Terrified of the bird flu in Washington? What you need to know
With news about the bird flu becoming more common as the situation is unfolding, learn what you need to be concerned about and avoid the panic.
USDA Adds New Rules To Stop Abusive Horse Soring Practices
The USDA has stepped up its regulations of the Horse Protection Act to try to eliminate the practice of horse soring.
Why You Should Love Driving Washington’s Country Roads
Hate city driving? We all do - but there's driving that can help you fall in love with the open road.
Baby humpback whale appears for the first time in Washington
It's a joyous occasion as Washington and Canadian residents celebrate the arrival of the first humpback whale calf of 2024.
These 8 Washington People Are the Richest in the State
Learn about the eight richest people in Washington State who make the Forbes Billionaires list.
These unique pets aren’t outlawed in Washington State
It can be difficult to navigate animal ownership laws, but here's a guide to some of the legal pet options in Washington that aren't just cats or dogs.
Washington State’s Hidden Border Line – The Cascade Curtain
Washington State has a dirty secret - a split personality defined by the Cascade Curtain.
Hey Washington: Don’t Be The Dog Poop Girl
I ran into a much different kind of "hey girl" connection that is definitely not romantic. In fact, it smells pretty bad.
Are organic or conventional Washington apples better?
Washington State takes its apples seriously, so - which is best, organic or conventionally grown apples?