Month: December 2021

The University of Idaho men’s basketball games against Northern Arizona and Portland State will not be played due to COVID-19 issues within Idaho’s program. Rescheduling the games will be determined at a later date. The Vandals will return to ICCU Arena for a matchup against the Montana State Bobcats on […]

The Kenworthy Performing Arts Center in Moscow will offer a free screening of the Casablanca on Jan. 4.  The 1942 film will begin at 7 p.m. Seating limit is 125 and all will be provided free popcorn.

The Moscow Chamber of Commerce will close at noon on Thursday. They will be closed Friday through Sunday and will reopen on Monday after the new year.

The reduced daily bag limits for steelhead fishing in Idaho will continue for the upcoming Spring season. Idaho Fish and Game has reduced the daily limit for steelhead in the Clearwater River Basin to one fish.  Two steelhead can be kept per day on the Snake River in Idaho.  The […]

Coronavirus cases in the Washington State University men’s basketball program have forced tonight’s home game against the University of Washington to be postponed.  The game will be rescheduled. All team-related activities with WSU men’s basketball are paused due to health protocols.  The Cougars next game is scheduled for January 6th […]

A Colfax area home was destroyed by fire Tuesday afternoon. Whitman County Fire District 11 Volunteer Firefighters from Colfax, Albion, Diamond and Steptoe along with Volunteer Firefighters from the City of Colfax responded to the blaze around 1:00.  The fire was burning in the kitchen of a home on State […]

The Washington and Idaho State Patrol will participate in emphasis patrols over the New Year’s Holiday. The Western States Traffic Safety Coalition will be on the lookout for impaired or reckless driving on New Year’s Eve. Nine other western states will also participate in the coalition.  An average of 300 […]

The National Weather Service in Spokane recently issued a special weather statement for the Palouse.  Dangerously cold temperatures will impact our area through the remainder of the workweek and into the first half of the weekend. High temperatures will only warm into the single digits and teens. Meanwhile, overnight lows […]

CORRECTION:  The 36,500 dollar benefit is for life not annually. Those opposed to the new mandatory payroll tax in Washington are making a final push to try to fix the law through the initiative process. The Washington Cares Act takes effect on Saturday.  The 0.58% payroll tax on people working […]

The Pullman Fire Department is asking residents to keep nearby fire hydrants clear as the snow continues to pile up across the Palouse.  The fire department asks residents to keep at least three feet cleared completely around the hydrant.