Pullman City Council approved a motion Tuesday night to select consultants from Welch-Comer Engineers for the Pullman Downtown Master Plan. The city developed an analysis group made up of council members,...

As Family Weekend approaches, students and their loved ones are planning out their weekends when visiting the WSU Pullman campus. James Cox, junior management information systems major, is planning...

The $9.2 million Whitman County Courthouse renovation in Colfax begins Monday. The project includes upgrading the 1950s elevator to make it compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act, upgrading...

The Pullman Regional Hospital board met Wednesday to discuss adjustments in services and testing sites caused by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, as well as the implementation of new technology for medical...

WSU Transportation Services offers alternative Americans with Disabilities Act parking spots on game days when broadcasters block off the lot outside the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. Large sports...

Homecoming Week is a celebration of school spirit, community and pride for Pullman, featuring festivities and competitions throughout this week. “Homecoming gives students a way to highlight their...

Cougar Safe Rides is back in operation and heading into its second weekend of the semester.  Last weekend, volunteers safely transported about 20 people, said Joshua Wagner, operations and program...

During his first court appearance this week, the suspect in the shooting that took place early Saturday morning on College Hill claimed he was acting in self-defense. WSU student George Melvin Harris...

Local physicians announced the opening of a Pullman COVID-19 testing center and addressed the state of COVID-19 during a virtual press conference Tuesday morning.  The testing center, located at...

Target announced it will be opening a new store on Oct. 24 in the Palouse Mall in Moscow, Idaho.  Initially, Target approached the mall's operators to discuss opening a location in the space, building...

A presenter told Pullman City Council the city should leverage marketing to create identity and narrative for the city that is distinct from WSU. Ron Kresha, Golden Shovel Agency chief operating officer...

WSU students were all over the moose on the loose that came to town recently and even voted in an Instagram poll to name it Moox Borgi.  The moose was in town for about six days, said Grant Silver,...