Preferred East/West Truck Route Around Downtown Pullman Appears To Be Bypass South Of Town
PULLMAN, WA – A potential East/West truck route around Pullman South of the city appears to be the preferred route for the long discussed effort to get heavy freight traffic out of downtown. Moscow City Councilmembers will
Trump’s Legal Team Seeks to Block Blackfeet Intervention in Supreme Court Tariff Case
WASHINGTON, D.C. – President Donald Trump’s legal team at the Department of Justice asked the Supreme Court on Thursday to block a request from Blackfeet Nation members to intervene in the high-profile case that could determine the
Outdoor Access Apps Open Gates to Landlocked Public Lands in the West
Access to public land? There’s an app for that CHEYENNE, WY – You can use smartphone apps to vacuum your home, order a meal and track your sleep. Now, you can also get access to private or
Dent Bridge Road Work to Cause Delays and Closures
ELK RIVER, ID – The Clearwater Highway District is advising motorists that Dent Bridge Road will have possible delays or closures beginning Monday, September 15, through Monday, September 29, 2025. The impacted area is between Elk River
Clarkston Man Charged With Arson Following House Fire
CLARKSTON, WA – A Clarkston man has been arrested on suspicion of first-degree arson after authorities say he intentionally set fire to his home on Sycamore Street Thursday morning. According to court documents, officers and firefighters responded
Future Coug Day Draws Nearly 900 Visitors to WSU Homecoming
PULLMAN, WA – Washington State University hosted Future Coug Day during Homecoming Weekend, drawing nearly 900 visitors to campus. The event, held for the first time since 2016, included tours, academic open houses, and attendance at the
‘We got him:’ Charlie Kirk Shooting Suspect in Custody
OREM, UT – Authorities on Friday confirmed the suspect in the assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk is in custody. The suspect was identified as Tyler Robinson, 22, of Utah. “We got him,” Utah Gov.
Former Washington State Worker Sentenced for Nearly $900,000 Embezzlement
TACOMA, WA – A former Washington state worker who admitted to embezzling nearly $900,000 in taxpayer funding to finance his gambling addiction was sentenced Thursday to 18 months in federal prison. Matthew Ping, an ex-employee at the
Lawsuits Against Federal Government Over Dams to Resume
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Northwest states, tribes and environmental groups will resume suing the federal government over its hydroelectric dam operations in the Columbia River Basin that have harmed endangered native fish species. The move comes after the
Appeals Court Rules Medicaid Funding for Planned Parenthood can be Blocked
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Trump administration can block Medicaid funding from going to Planned Parenthood after an appeals court on Thursday overturned a lower court’s preliminary injunction. Republicans in Congress included the one-year funding prohibition in their