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The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory for the Palouse. The advisory is in effect until Thursday night and indicates expected high temperatures approaching 100 degrees.
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The University of Idaho has announced an anticipated increase in enrollment for the upcoming fall semester. This information was shared by President Scott Green during his annual State of the University Address on Tuesday. Last fall, the university reported nearly 12,300 students enrolled across its system.
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Palouse Habitat for Humanity is currently inviting applications for several homes set to be built in Uniontown and Palouse in 2026. This organization enables prospective homeowners to collaborate with volunteers in the construction of safe, decent, and affordable housing, aiming to promote stability in their lives. Community support plays a crucial role in the development…
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The Friends of Gladish Board announced that Pullman’s community and cultural center will close permanently on September 15th. Tenants are expected to vacate the building by that date. This decision follows months of financial challenges that have been publicly acknowledged.
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Candidate filing concluded on Friday in Idaho, leading to several contested races scheduled for this fall. Three candidates are vying for the position of Moscow Mayor, as Art Bettge has opted not to seek re-election. The candidates include Councilwomen Hailey Lewis and Julia Parker, along with newcomer Alex Simon, who submitted his filing on Friday.
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Whitman County Fire District 12 Volunteers responded to two wildfires on Sunday. The first incident was reported around 5:00 PM along the Chipman Trail near the Moscow-Pullman Highway. Crews managed to contain the fire to less than one acre, and it affected some trees in the area.
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Firefighters are responding to a timber fire in North Latah County, identified as the White Pine Fire. The fire was reported around 5:30 PM on Sunday and is located east of the Giant White Pine Campground along State Highway 6. The estimated size of the fire is five acres, and aerial assistance is being utilized…
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A head-on collision occurred on U.S. Highway 195 south of Colfax on Friday night, resulting in the death of a 67-year-old woman from Colfax and injuries to five other individuals. According to the Washington State Patrol, the incident was attributed to a passing maneuver executed by a 20-year-old woman from Vancouver, Washington. Troopers are investigating…
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As summer concludes, City of Moscow offices will revert to regular operating hours five days a week starting Monday, September 1. In June, the Moscow city council approved a program to close the city’s offices on Fridays while extending hours on other weekdays during the summer.