Month: December 2023

The United Way of Moscow/Latah County has allocated several grants to local nonprofit organizations. The philanthropy recently announced the recipients of its 2024 Community Care Fund grants.  The local nonprofits that received funding are:   Alternatives to Violence of the Palouse Circles of Caring Adult Day Health Foundation Friendly Neighbors […]

The 19-year-old Pullman woman accused of biting her infant nephew is still facing a potential felony assault case in Whitman County Superior Court. An online computer court docket error mistakenly showed that the case had been reduced to a misdemeanor and was sent to Whitman County District Court.  New docket […]

The Latah County Library District is hosting a Winter Reading Challenge starting on Tuesday. Participants can pick up a challenge bookmark at any library branch location.  People who complete the challenge and enter their filled-out bookmarks by the end of February become eligible for prizes.

The Washington Legislature will be considering a resolution recognizing longtime Pullman Mayor Glenn Johnson. Local state senator Mark Schoesler plans to introduce the resolution during the upcoming session in Olympia.  Johnson is retiring from Pullman City Hall after serving 20 years as mayor.  The legislative session starts on January 8th. […]

The Idaho Transportation Department will increase patrols throughout the state this weekend emphasizing DUIs. Over 50 law enforcement agencies are combining efforts to keep the roads safe. They ask those going out to designate a sober driver or use a ride service, if you’re the designated driver, stay alcohol-free, intervene […]

A 19-year-old Pullman woman has been arrested on a felony assault charge for allegedly biting her infant nephew. Pullman Police were called to a home on Military Hill on Wednesday night.  The parents of a six-month-old called officers after discovering bite marks on their baby.  The infant’s aunt Tia Brown […]

All government offices are closed on Monday for the New Year’s Day holiday.  There will be no mail.  Buses will not run, trash will not be picked up and banks will be closed.  

The Jon and Rand Band will be playing in Moscow Friday night.  The live music is from 7:30 to 10:30 at Bucer’s.

Crews are demolishing the house near the University of Idaho in Moscow where four students were murdered last year. Germer Construction workers began tearing down the house this morning.  King Road and a portion of Taylor Avenue near the home are closed during the work.  The demolition could take several […]