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Moscow City Attorney Mia Bautista has been honored with the Idaho Municipal Attorneys’ Pillar of the Community Award during the group’s annual summer conference in Boise. This award acknowledges Bautista for her longstanding service to the city. She is recognized as the first woman to hold the position of City Attorney for Moscow.
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The Whitman County Commissioners have announced a six-month extension of their moratorium on new wind farms, which will now last until January 7th. The decision, made unanimously during a board meeting on Monday morning, follows an initial approval of the moratorium earlier this year in connection with a proposal for a wind farm from a…
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The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory for the Palouse, effective from 9:00 AM on Monday until 9:00 PM on Tuesday. The forecast indicates high temperatures reaching the 90s.
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The City of Pullman has experienced a population increase of approximately 700 residents according to estimates from the Washington State Office of Financial Management, based on data collected annually on April 1st. This represents a growth rate of about 2% from April 2024 to the present year.
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The Neill Public Library is hosting a summer reading program featuring a performance of The Magic of Louie Foxx. The shows are scheduled for Tuesday, July 1, at 10:30 am and 1:00 pm. The performance includes a variety of comedy and magic tricks. More information about the performer can be found here.
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The 2025 National Lentil Festival is scheduled for Saturday, August 16, in downtown Pullman. The Whitman County Humane Society is seeking volunteers to assist at their beer garden fundraiser during the festival. Each year, the WCHS benefits from donations that support its operations.
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Bryan Kohberger is reported to have agreed to plead guilty to all counts in the murders of four University of Idaho students. As part of this agreement, he would receive four consecutive life sentences and waive his right to appeal, thus avoiding the death penalty. Further details regarding the case are still developing.
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The Whitman County Commissioners will discuss the possibility of extending their moratorium on new wind farms during their meeting on Monday. Earlier this year, the board enacted a six-month moratorium on the construction of new wind turbines to provide the Whitman County Planning Commission with the opportunity to revise the regulations governing these structures.
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A 31-year-old man from Thornton has been sentenced to the maximum jail term following a serious injury incident involving a man from Colton. The incident occurred when the driver, Riley Maley, ran a stop sign while operating his pickup truck on U.S. Highway 195 under the influence of alcohol, leading to a crash.