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Latah County Prosecutor Bill Thompson has submitted a response to a motion filed by Bryan Kohberger’s attorney, Anne Taylor, which seeks to postpone his upcoming trial. Kohberger is charged with four counts of first-degree murder and one count of burglary in connection with the stabbings of University of Idaho students in November 2022.
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Three small wildfires occurred in Southern Whitman County Saturday night due to sparks from a truck towing a trailer. Asotin County Fire District 1 Volunteers from Clarkston responded to the fires east of Red Wolf Bridge around 7:30 PM. The volunteers provided updates on Facebook regarding the situation.
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UPDATE: Edwards appeared in Whitman County Superior Court on Monday afternoon, where it was confirmed that he is an Associate Professor of English at Washington State University. He was released on a cash bond of $1,000 over the weekend.
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The Appaloosa Horse Club in Moscow is transitioning to a new temporary office location near downtown. Currently, there is no information available regarding the relocation of the Appaloosa Museum & Heritage Center. In January, the museum and horse club shared on Facebook that they are selling their building on Pullman Road.
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The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory for the Inland Northwest, including the Palouse region. The advisory is in effect from Monday afternoon until Tuesday night at 9:00. High temperatures are anticipated to reach the 90s, with some areas potentially experiencing temperatures in the triple digits.
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The City of Moscow is implementing a pilot program for a new summer business office schedule. The city council approved this initiative during a recent meeting. Beginning on June 30th and continuing through August, Moscow city offices will be closed on Fridays. To accommodate this change, the offices will have extended hours from Monday through…
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The City of Pullman will hold a public meeting focused on the planning and development of the city’s parks and recreation department. Residents are invited to provide feedback and gather information about future initiatives for the parks in Pullman. The master plan public meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, June 11, at 6:00 PM at […]
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Washington State University’s Marion Ownbey Herbarium has announced a bequest of $1 million aimed at establishing the Heebner Endowed Sustaining Directorship, funded by Charles and Beverly Heebner. The Ownbey Herbarium, which has been in operation for 133 years, serves as a repository for significant plant materials collected from the Palouse region.
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Washington State University and the Pullman Recreation Center are collaborating on a three-day health fair focused on brain health and its influences as individuals age. The event will provide free screenings for participants aged 45 and older, aiming to gather information about factors that impact brain health. The health fair is scheduled to take place…