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Four juveniles charged after egging incident

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Four juveniles face fourth-degree assault charges after allegedly egging a person on the Washington State University campus last Wednesday. WSU Police Chief Dawn Daniels reported that officers responded to the incident at Beasley Coliseum after receiving a complaint. The minors reportedly threw eggs at an individual, leading to the charges. The Whitman County Prosecutor’s Office will handle the case moving forward. Incidents like this highlight ongoing concerns about student behavior and safety in campus environments.

In recent years, universities have been increasingly vigilant about addressing misconduct to maintain a safe atmosphere. The outcome of this case could prompt WSU to re-evaluate its policies regarding student conduct and safety measures. Authorities aim to deter similar actions in the future through legal consequences for such behavior.

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UPDATE AT 1018 P.M. Man arrested in east Moscow after allegedly firing gun into ground

A male suspect was arrested by the Moscow SWAT team Wednesday night after allegedly firing a gun into the ground and barricading himself in a residence. The police issued a shelter-in-place order for nearby residents while the situation unfolded, which began around 8 p.m. No injuries were reported.

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Pullmanite to compete for national Mrs. American title

Pullman resident Aly Heinrich will compete for the national Mrs. American title in Las Vegas after being crowned Mrs. Washington American in March. The competition recognizes married women for their achievements and service. Heinrich is a member of the League of Women Voters of Washington and works at Washington State University.

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Moscows new East City Park stage takes next step

Moscow City Council approved plans to build a new event stage at East City Park, with a budget of $885,000. Construction may begin next fall after the last summer park event, replacing a deteriorated structure. Feedback indicates strong community support, despite some design concerns from local officials.