Month: December 2024

A 42 year old Uniontown man was arrested for allegedly driving drunk, crashing into a tree and a power pole and fleeing the scene on Pullman’s Military Hill Friday night. Pullman Police responded to the crash on State Street around 7:30.  The driver fled the scene in his vehicle before […]

Washington State University has dipped into the FCS division to find its next football coach. Jimmy Rogers was hired by Cougar Athletics Director Anne McCoy this weekend to lead WSU football.  Rogers spent the last 12 seasons at South Dakota State University spending the last two years as head coach.  […]

The Whitman County Coroner has publicly identified the 28 year old Pullman man who was fatally shot on College Hill early Thursday morning. Darcy Taylor Spracklin died of multiple gunshot wounds.  Coroner Annie Pillers has ruled Spracklin’s death as a homicide. Spracklin was shot early Thursday morning inside a residence […]

With New Year’s celebrations on the horizon, the Idaho Transportation Department reminds drivers to start 2025 safely by planning a sober ride home.  ITD’s Office of Highway Safety is partnering with more than 50 law enforcement agencies across the state to keep the roads clear of drunk and dangerous drivers. […]

The brewery in Elk River is moving its taproom to Moscow with a grand opening scheduled for next month. Shattuck Brewing is moving into the old Moscow Brewery location on North Almon Street.  According to the brewery’s Facebook page they plan to open their Moscow location on January 17th.  Shattuck […]

The 28 year old Pullman man who was shot inside a College Hill apartment has died which has turned the case into a murder investigation. Pullman Police are releasing few details about the killing but note that officers are actively investigating.  Pullman PD Commander Aaron Breshears notes that many department […]

Washington State University researchers have received a grant from the National Science Foundation that is set to fund cybersecurity programs at the school. The $3.5 million grant is the first large scale, multi-year NSF award for cybersecurity training in Washington. The funds will go towards scholarships and an educational program. […]

Washington State University Pullman Chancellor Dave Cillay is hosting a coffee chat to discuss collaborations between the university and Pullman community. The gathering is at the Ida Lou Anderson house on campus on Monday January 13th at 7:30 in the morning.  Chancellor Cillay wants to meet with local residents to […]

A 28 year old Pullman man is in critical condition after he was shot inside a residence on College Hill early this morning. The Pullman Police and Fire Departments responded to a medical call reporting to unresponsive man inside a residence in the 800 block of NE California Street.  An […]

The National Weather Service has issued two advisories for the Palouse. A Wind Advisory has been issued for sustained winds around 20 MPH with gusts up to 50 MPH.  The Wind Advisory runs until 3:00 this afternoon. A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for the higher elevations in Latah […]