Month: April 2018

Monday is the last day of the Idaho studded snow tire season.  Studded snow tires will be illegal to use once again in Idaho starting Tuesday.  The Washington studded snow tire season is already over.

Washington State University Athletics total debt is estimated at 67 million dollars.  Cougar Athletics has provided the estimate to the WSU Regents to comply with a new state law.  Last month Governor Jay Inslee signed a bill to increase the transparency and accountability of athletics budgets at state universities.  The […]

Three deans are leaving the University of Idaho.  College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences Dean Andrew Kersten is leaving the UI for a new job.  Dr. Kersten has been named the new Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Missouri-St. Louis.  He had been […]

The Moscow man accused of severely beating his stepfather at the family’s home last year has been found competent to stand trial.  38 year old Joseph Eastman allegedly broke into his parents’ home in July and beat his stepfather into a coma.  Eastman was arrested by Moscow Police for aggravated […]

Pullman High School’s annual FFA plant sale is Saturday.  It’s from 8:00 to 2:00 at the PHS greenhouse.    

The Washington lake fishing season opens Saturday.  Over 12 million trout have been planted for the opener. 

The spring Chinook salmon fishing season in Idaho opens this weekend.  Spring Chinook fishing opens Saturday on the Clearwater River.  Fisheries managers are expecting this year’s run to double last year’s and beat the 10 year average.