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The Daily Evergreen

Riders are left in the dark as the future of Cougar Safe Rides remains unknown

Riders are left in the dark as the future of Cougar Safe Rides remains unknown

Lucille Stutesman, Evergreen reporter October 20, 2024

Cougar Safe Rides, a free ridesharing service ran by the Women*s Center, is facing staffing issues and will remained paused until a larger department can take over. A review conducted last...

The WSU police department used to hold guns deemed legal by the state for students before the gun law changes. They previously stored between 50 and 70 guns.

How do Washington and Idaho differ on gun policy?

JOSIAH PIKE, Copy editor October 17, 2024

Despite sharing a border, Washington and Idaho’s attitudes toward firearm purchasing and ownership are notably different. In terms of the specific laws, Idaho ranks 48th in gun law strength out of...

The protesters marching down Terrell Mall Monday afternoon.

Demonstration held in Pullman ahead of ceasefire resolution listening session

Lucille Stutesman, Evergreen reporter October 16, 2024

Protesters held a rally in front of the Compton Union Building to show support for Palestine and Lebanon Monday. Khalid Abualtin, a Palestinian American student at WSU, said they believe the...

A student walks past the Cougar Health Services on the south side of campus.

Whooping cough spreads in Pullman as immunity among vaccinated students begins to weaken

Aimee Sulit, Evergreen reporter October 15, 2024

WSU Pullman announced its first case of whooping cough on campus on Sept. 24. By Oct. 1, four new cases of whooping cough had been announced. Whitman County had been anticipating the arrival of whooping...

Schaut's Marketplace

Schaut’s Marketplace: ‘$300 and a dream’

Cedar Parker, Evergreen contributor October 11, 2024

Note: This piece was written and shot for the Murrow Rural Reporting Plunge. For more info, please see https://rural.murrowbpj.com/ The quaint town of Garfield, population averaging 600, relies on its...

Councilwoman Carla De Lira listens to public advocation for the Pullman City Council to call for a ceasefire of the Israel-Hamas war, De Lira expressed support for the cause during her comments, June 11, in Pullman, Wash.

Council members set to host ceasefire resolution listening session

Lucille Stutesman, Evergreen reporter October 10, 2024

Council members Carla de Lira and Eric Fejeran will host a listening session at Neill Public Library on Monday. The listening session will take place at 5:15 p.m. after a planned rally at...

Bars located in down town St. Maries, Idaho.

Courtesy of Hudson Miller

Realty interest going up in small towns

GABRIELLE BOWMAN, Managing editor October 10, 2024

Note: This piece was written and shot for the Murrow Rural Reporting Plunge. For more info, please see https://rural.murrowbpj.com/ St. Maries, Idaho, is seeing an increase in population and realty...

Cougar Country Drive-In, located at 760 N. Grand Ave, Pullman, WA.

One of Pullman’s famous restaurants up for sale

GABRIELLE BOWMAN, Managing editor October 10, 2024

Cougar Country Drive-In has been a staple in the Pullman community for 51 years and Zoe Coffee and Kitchen has been for 19. Recently the owners of the restaurants put them up for sale. According to Beasly...

Local business brews in Rosalia, Wash.

Local business brews in Rosalia, Wash.

SYDNEY REID, Evergreen photographer October 10, 2024

Note: This piece was written and shot for the Murrow Rural Reporting Plunge. For more info, please see https://rural.murrowbpj.com/ Rosalia has a few special spots. One of them is Alyssa Hale’s personalized...

National election and local implications

National election and local implications

Lucille Stutesman, Evergreen reporter October 10, 2024

Note: This piece was written and shot for the Murrow Rural Reporting Plunge. For more info, please see https://rural.murrowbpj.com/ In the rural town of Newport, signs of the upcoming elections are...

Suspect Bryan Kohberger entering a Latah County Courtroom on January 12, 2023.

Bryan Kohberger trial delayed to August

JOSIAH PIKE, Copy editor October 10, 2024

Bryan Kohberger’s trial has been rescheduled to start on Aug. 11, 2025. Jury selection will begin on July 30, 2025, according to court documents. This decision pushes the beginning of the trial over...

Novels on a shelf in the new Rosalia library.

Rosalia library perseveres through hardship

KATELYN ERVIN, Evergreen news editor October 9, 2024

Note: This piece was written and shot for the Murrow Rural Reporting Plunge. For more info, please see https://rural.murrowbpj.com/ Though every town has government established buildings, the Rosalia...

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