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A Spokane County Sheriff’s Office Sergeant died on I-90 near Spokane Saturday morning after being struck by a motorcyclist from Malden. According to the Washington State Patrol, Sgt. Kenneth Salas was responding to a traffic hazard on the interstate at the time of the incident.
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A crash occurred in North Whitman County on Saturday afternoon, resulting in the death of a 50-year-old woman from St. John and injuries to three other individuals. Whitman County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to the incident on Thorn Creek Road, north of St. John, at approximately 4:30 PM. The investigation is ongoing.
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The Whitman County Auditor’s Office reported that approximately 1,500 ballots from Tuesday’s primary election were counted on Friday afternoon. The race for the open Pullman City Council Ward 3 seat between John Casselman and Karl Olsen has become closer. On election night, Casselman had a lead of 34 votes.
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The City of Pullman is planning to install a stoplight at the intersection of South Grand Avenue and Center Street. On Tuesday, the Pullman City Council will discuss the possibility of applying for a grant from the state of Washington to cover a significant portion of the project’s costs. The proposal is outlined in a…
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WSU Invites Community Members Aged 50 and Older to Participate in Study on Temperature and Cognition
Researchers at Washington State University’s Department of Psychology are studying the effects of temperature changes on emotions, energy levels, and cognitive abilities. They are currently seeking participants from the community for their research. Eligible participants include individuals over the age of 50 who are fluent in English and can participate in the study.
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The swimming hole on the Palouse River at Laird Park, located north of Harvard, has reopened after being closed for two years. The U.S. Forest Service had previously closed the swimming area due to necessary repairs on the small dam that retains water during the summer months.
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UPDATE: Reports indicate that an individual, identified as Johnson, informed the ISP that he discharged a warning shot towards an officer in Washington. The Washington State Patrol reported that a trooper was conducting a traffic stop near Colfax on State Route 26 around 3:00 PM when a round was fired from a passing white GMC…
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The Pullman Chamber of Commerce is hosting a luncheon next week, and the deadline to RSVP is Friday at noon. During the event, the newly appointed executive director, Pete Chittenden, will present the organization’s future plans. The luncheon is scheduled for Tuesday.