Articles by Zach Anders

UPDATE:  The Moscow Police Department is taking part with these patrols.   The Idaho Transportation Department will partner with law enforcement agencies across the state to add additional enforcement for the Fourth of July holiday. From July 1-7, nearly 60 different agencies will take part in a statewide effort to […]

The Pullman Fire Department invites community members to the graduation ceremony of the 19-01 class. The badge pinning and graduation ceremony will take place this Saturday, June 29, in the Brelsford WSU Visitors Center at 5 p.m. The event is free and open to the public.

A UI Researcher’s concept has been picked by NASA for a mission to Saturn’s moon, Titan. The mission, named “Dragonfly,” involves 35 scientists from around the world and follows the design envisioned by project founding member and UI Associate Professor Jason Barnes. Their project will be led by the John […]

A strong storm system is expected to impact the Palouse and Idaho Panhandle over several days this week. The height of the stormy weather appears to be expected Wednesday afternoon—gusts up to 50 mph, small hail, and torrential rain has been forecasted by the National Weather Service. The storm system […]

After 8 months of reserve academy training, the Whitman County Sheriff’s Office welcomed three new Deputies into their ranks. Deputy Evan Kamerer, Deputy Randy Miller and Deputy Morgan Scharff were administered the oath of office on Saturday afternoon. While Pullman Police Chief Gary Jenkins administered the oath to his new […]

3D chalk artist Chris Carlson will visit Moscow today in preparation for tomorrow’s Art Walk. The talented designer will begin making his eye-popping 3D design on the sidewalk in front of the Chamber of Commerce on 411 S. Main Street this afternoon. A meet and greet where folks can learn […]

This weekend’s Farmers Festival in LaCrosse will feature the film debut of “Remarkable People and a Remarkable Land: A World of Fire and Ice.” The 33 minute film depicts the geologic history of massive lava flows and Ice Age floods that are unmatched in scale anywhere on the globe. The […]

Two Colfax high school teachers will join 77 others from across the United States attending a teaching workshop at Harvard University. Andrew Penwell and Ronda Penwell have been selected to attend an all-expenses paid trip to a Harvard Business School professional development workshop in Cambridge, Mass. this August. The two […]