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Weather advisories sent to the Palouse community this morning warned of high winds and possible flooding. When the storm hit, some residents were temporarily left without power and essential utilities. While outages may be inconvenient, but there are ways to deal with them responsibly and safely.
Snow is massively overrated. The beautiful photos of snowcapped mountains leave me inspired and in awe, wanting to go visit those types of places for myself. Until I remembered snow is one of the most troublesome nuisances of my existence, especially in 2020.
Due to poor air quality, classes and events on the Moscow campus of University of Idaho have been cancelled for Monday. The HUB, Papa John’s, Joe’s Cheesy Grill and the […]
The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for Benewah, Kootenai, Latah, Lewis, Nez Perce, Shoshone, Asotin, Garfield and Whitman counties. The watch is in effect from Tuesday evening […]
The National Weather Service released a hazardous weather outlook for several areas in North and North Central Idaho at 6:11 a.m. Sunday. NWS predicts strong, scattered thunderstorms through Sunday afternoon […]
A 6.5 magnitude earthquake with an epicenter roughly 44 miles west of Challis, Idaho was confirmed by the United States Geological Survey on Twitter. The earthquake was felt in Moscow, […]
As students return for the spring semester, they were greeted with a winter weather advisory and around a foot of snow.
A sticky, sour candy wrapper latches onto the white sole of my tennis shoe as I quickly shuffle my way to the nearest subway entrance, buried two escalator rides and […]
Q: Driving home over break can be a rough trip for many students who have long, potentially icy roads between Moscow and home. What advice would you give those students […]
Many individuals on the Palouse felt the effects of the long, sporadic winter. However, it wasn’t just the people who were affected, but several buildings as well. The Bruce M. […]