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Last week’s first Moscow Drive-in filled all 140 spots in 23 minutes after the lot opened at 7 p.m., according to a Facebook post from the City of Moscow. This […]
The Big Sky Conference (BSC) announced that the conference season will be shortened to a 16-game season for 2020-2021 in a press release. Each school has the choice to replace […]
One week ago, we were supposed to be dressed in oversized robes, with so many pieces of regalia around our necks we would be suffering from strained muscles for weeks. It didn’t happen, for so many good reasons. But that […]
While it was known the University of Idaho had plans to reopen for in-person courses in the fall, those plans were tentative due to the ever-changing nature of COVID-19. Today, […]
While Moscow was under a stay-at-home order, Pour Co. opened its doors on Sixth Street. Stefan Yauchzee, the owner of the business, said it was not his plan to open […]
If all priority groups were tested weekly, approximately 150,000 tests per week would be needed, Ball said. He said the main problem to reaching this goal is access to testing products, but technological improvements and new testing devices are being introduced weekly that will help the state reach the recommended capacity.
Monday, May 18 12:01 p.m. Threatening: The reporting party stated a car sped up and swerved at her while she was in the Winco parking lot. She said the person […]
Have you been reading our police logs recently? Well, in this look back you can read police logs from 2010. Looking back to see what was going on in past […]
University of Idaho’s library has provided online-only services since the COVID-19 pandemic led Idaho colleges to close campuses. It’s unclear what the changes at the UI Library will look like […]
Since the pandemic crept into the Palouse, Moscow police officers try to handle as many calls from residents over the phone as possible. MPD Chief James Fry said the department provides officers with personal protective equipment (PPE), officers give citations to some people they’d typically arrest and officers limit the face-to-face interactions they have with residents.