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The Pullman Police Department is seeking the public’s help in locating a missing 2005 Forest River Wildwood camper.  Around 4 a.m. Monday morning, the 26-foot camper was allegedly stolen near Pullman Disposal. It was last seen being pulled by a U-Haul pickup truck.  If you have any information, you’re asked […]

The tank that holds WSU’s research nuclear reactor will soon be coated with a new, flexible epoxy lining. The new lining is part of a series of improvements that have taken place at the 60-year-old facility. The university’s Nuclear Science Center’s unique reactor pool is a rectangular concrete tank about […]

Passenger traffic at the Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport recovered strongly during the second year of the pandemic. Nearly 52,000 passengers boarded planes at the airport last year up 64% from 2020.  The Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport hit an all-time high for passenger boardings in 2019 with nearly 70,000.  Passenger boardings are what […]

A 71-year-old Moscow man accidentally shot himself in the leg early Saturday evening. Moscow Police were called to the accidental shooting at a home on Juniper Drive in Northeast Moscow around 5:30.  Officers say a man was handling a 9mm handgun and didn’t realize it was loaded when he accidentally […]

The Idaho Foodbank will host a food distribution on Monday from 10 a.m. until all of the food is distributed.  The boxes will be distributed for free at the Latah County Fairgrounds.

Pullman Police Commander Jake Opgenorth has been selected to become Pullman’s next Police Chief. The information is in documents to Pullman City Councilmembers for their meeting on Tuesday night.  According to the report Mayor Glenn Johnson is confident that Opgenorth is ready for the promotion. Pullman Police Chief Gary Jenkins […]

The Dirty Goat Saloon is the new bar that’s opened in the old Plant Bar and Grill location on the South end of Moscow.  The new bar is hosting its first karaoke night tonight.  

As previously reported on Pullman Radio, The Port of Whitman County received a $1 million grant to construct broadband internet.  The Washington State Broadband grant will pay for the last mile of fiber network in Steptoe and Diamond. The project will bring Gig-speed broadband access to approximately 143 homes and […]

The Washington State University Regents began discussing an expected tuition hike for the next academic year during their committee meeting Thursday. The administration expects to ask the regents to approve a 2.5% tuition increase for the 2022-23 academic year.  State law limits tuition increases for public higher education in Washington […]

The University of Idaho Center for Secure and Dependable Systems was recently appointed leader of academic support for the newly launched national program. The Department of Defense University Consortium for Cybersecurity will facilitate two-way communication between the U.S. Secretary of Defense and academia across the U.S.  U of I will […]