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After weeks of political gridlock, the federal government has finally reopened, and while the news brought a wave of relief, it didn’t magically undo the damage. Millions of Americans, from […]
A vigil will be hosted in both Pullman and Moscow for the Transgender Day of Remembrance at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 20. The event will be held at Cougar Plaza in Pullman, and Friendship Square […]
The Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival is the largest annual jazz festival west of the Mississippi River. As it was established in 1967, next spring’s festival will be its 59th year. The festival was named after master jazz vibraphonist Lionel “Hamp” […]
The Human Library Project, an event that aims to explore the impact of storytelling on identity and belonging, is coming to the University of Idaho. It will be held in […]
Every semester, the Student Alumni Relations Board hosts a Parent and Family Weekend at the University of Idaho for all students and their families to celebrate. SARB sets up a […]
A proposal to open an indoor airsoft facility in Moscow was approved by the city council on Monday, Nov. 3, in a 4-2 vote. Christopher King applied for an exception […]
Last updated at 10:57 a.m. on Nov. 4. As of 11:05 p.m., all of Latah County’s precincts have been marked as fully reported. Hailey Lewis has been elected mayor of […]
The University of Idaho is getting ready for one of the most exciting weekends of the year. Students are buying costumes, candy is selling out and the campus is getting ready to face another weekend of fun […]
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will be delayed for the month of November as a result of the federal government shutdown and funding lapse, according to the Idaho Department of […]
Amazon opened a new delivery station in Pullman Friday, Oct. 24, aiming to bring same-day delivery to the Palouse region. Station operations will ramp up though the holiday season. Two-day delivery […]