Spokane County Considers Opposition to Coeur d’Alene Tribe Land Trust Proposal Linked to Fish Hatchery
SPOKANE, WA – County officials say the Coeur d’Alene Tribe may build a fish hatchery in Spokane, but approval would also give the out-of-state group a seat on the health board and input on spending. Jim Emacio,
Pullman Cracks Down on Illegal Short-Term Rentals After Single Complaint
PULLMAN, WA – The City of Pullman is using one generalized complaint to crackdown on illegal short term rental operators. In May Pullman City Council voted four to two to approve controversial new regulations on the popular
Woman Arrested in Clarkston for Burglary, Theft, and Identity Theft
CLARKSTON, WA – A woman is facing burglary, theft, and identity theft charges after police say she stole merchandise from the Clarkston Walmart while trespassed from the store and provided false information regarding her identity, according to
Idaho Superintendent Emphasizes Importance of Civics Education
BOISE, ID – Idaho Superintendent of Public Instruction Debbie Critchfield is urging continued focus on civics education, calling it a “foundational part of a free society” and essential for preparing students to be engaged citizens. Critchfield noted
WSU Veterinary Students Share Research at National Symposium in Spokane
SPOKANE, WA – Seven Washington State University veterinary students showcased their summer research projects at the national Veterinary Scholars Symposium, held Aug. 8–10 at the Spokane Convention Center. The annual event, which draws hundreds of participants, serves
Pullman Police Release Records Related to Bryan Kohberger
PULLMAN, WA – The Pullman Police Department has released a collection of records tied to Bryan Kohberger, detailing materials gathered from multiple digital and physical sources. The release follows a search of the department’s internal systems, including
Pullman Regional Hospital Earns National Recognition for Stroke and Heart Care Excellence
PULLMAN, WA – Pullman Regional Hospital has been recognized by the American Heart Association (AHA) for its outstanding performance in stroke and heart emergency care, earning three Silver Achievement Awards in the first year of its participation
Additional Units Arriving on 6,000 Acre Central Ferry Fire South of Dusty, Blaze 0% Contained
WHITMAN COUNTY, WA – Resources from around the State of Washington are arriving at the Central Ferry Fire South of Dusty in Whitman County today. The blaze has burned about 6,000 acres. It was started with a
Moon Pass Road in Shoshone County Reopens After Year-Long Closure and Federal Repairs
SHOSHONE COUNTY, ID – Moon Pass Road officially reopened to the public last month after more than a year of closure following a massive rockslide in April 2024. The repairs, made possible through federal disaster funding, included
DUI Crash in Western Washington Work Zone Damages Radioactive Asphalt Testing Device
GIG HARBOR, WA – A driver was arrested for DUI early Thursday morning after crashing into a construction zone on eastbound State Route 16 near the Tacoma Narrows toll plaza, striking multiple construction vehicles and a piece