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CORRECTION: Jay Sani is currently a student at Washington State University. The misdemeanor case involving a Washington State University student, who was accused of assaulting another student due to their pro-Trump hat, has been resolved. The 4th degree assault case against 24-year-old Gerald Hoff has concluded with a misdemeanor compromise.
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The campground at Kamiak Butte County Park has reopened for camping as of Monday. The Whitman County Parks Department announced that the reopening follows an upgrade to the water system, which was completed after three months of work by crews. The campground is located north of […]
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Pine Street Pedestrian Bridge in Downtown Pullman Scheduled to Be Lifted Back Into Place on Tuesday.
The pedestrian bridge over the South Fork of the Palouse River in downtown Pullman is set to be repositioned onto its footings on Tuesday. The bridge has not been accessible since February’s flood, which caused the structure to become dislodged from the abutments. The Pine Street Pedestrian Bridge was […]
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Moscow Volunteer Fire and Ambulance announces that the application deadline for their Fall 2025 EMT Class is August 3. This class provides an opportunity to learn lifesaving skills and contribute to community service.
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The Washington-Idaho Symphony has announced the launch of its 54th season, featuring a series of concerts titled “Narratives – Music That Tells a Story.” This season’s lineup includes a variety of performances such as full orchestra works, chamber music, and showcases for young artists, taking place across the Palouse region. The concerts aim to explore…
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Ryan Scharnhorst has been appointed as the interim fire chief of the Pullman Fire Department, effective this Friday, following the resignation of Chief Brett Nash. Scharnhorst, who has been with the department since 2009, previously served as the training chief and has held various positions within the organization.
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A 26-year-old former student from Washington State University has been sentenced to one year in jail after being convicted of third-degree rape. Erick Leal faced a trial in June, where a Whitman County Superior Court jury found him guilty of the charges related to an incident that occurred in April at his campus apartment involving…
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Yutong Liang from Kittitas County has been selected as the recipient of Washington’s Distinguished Young Woman scholarship program during an event held in Pullman over the weekend. Liang, a senior at Ellensburg High School, will move forward to participate in the national program in Mobile, Alabama, scheduled for June. Isabella Huntley from Colfax was recognized…
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