WSU cherry orchards at Prosser are thinning in an effort to discover new cherry varieties. Cameron Peace, WSU associate professor and interim director of WSU’s sweet cherry breeding program, said...

A resolution introduced by Pullman City Council members could change how the police interact with immigrants. Council members Ann Parks and Nathan Weller introduced the resolution to make Pullman...

Mike Held and Dane Felsted pilot their garbage truck through the streets of College Hill in the early morning, stopping to collect trash and heaps of abandoned furniture as they go. One couch, two...

Health & Wellness Services are increasing mental health and suicide prevention training options with an additional facilitator and online training. With just one facilitator, Mental Health First...

The Pullman Town-Gown Collaborative, a partnership between the city of Pullman and WSU, discussed replacing the Highway 270 sign, parking infractions at Ferdinand’s and the cleanliness of College...

Student leaders are optimistic about tangible change as WSU outlines plans to create new infrastructure aimed at addressing issues of campus culture and climate, and appoint an external review team...

The Whitman County Prosecutor’s officer has charged a WSU football player with a gross misdemeanor for allegedly urinating in an elevator and damaging a campus bathroom. WSU Police were in contact...

A fire destroyed the upper level and damaged the lower level of a duplex on Sunrise Drive on Wednesday afternoon, displacing seven residents, several dogs and cats, and a goldfish, according to the...

A 32-year-old Pullman man accidentally started a brush fire on the hill beside Valley Road on Monday after flicking his cigarette into a patch of cotton fluff outside his home on Hillside Drive. The...