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Pullman, WALocal News

In Latah County, five marriage licenses were issued recently, including couples from Moscow and Eagle, Idaho. On Wednesday, Pullman police reported a rape, assaults, and several thefts, while Moscow police dealt with a domestic dispute and theft incidents at local businesses. The Latah County Sheriff’s Office reported a car crash with injuries and an unattended death, highlighting the variety of emergencies law enforcement handles. The incidents underscore ongoing safety concerns in the community. Local police are actively responding to these issues, engaging in community policing to foster trust and cooperation.

Additionally, the reports reflect a broader trend in crime and safety across the region. Authorities encourage residents to report suspicious activities to enhance public safety. Continued vigilance and community involvement are crucial in addressing these challenges.

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