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Pullman mayor confident as the city negotiates administrative turnover

Pullman Mayor Francis Benjamin expresses confidence as the city deals with significant turnover in its leadership, including the recent resignation of Fire Chief Brett Nash. The search for a new city administrator is progressing quickly, with interviews expected in August.

UPDATED AT 230 P.M. 'The door will close behind him forever'

Bryan Kohberger received four consecutive life sentences for the murders of four University of Idaho students in November 2022, with no possibility of parole. During the sentencing, family members delivered emotional statements, expressing their grief and anger towards Kohberger, who did not respond. The case concluded after a lengthy court battle that began with Kohberger's arrest in December 2022.

Live coverage of Bryan Kohberger's sentencing

Bryan Kohberger's sentencing hearing attracted significant public interest, with emotional victim impact statements delivered at Ada County Courthouse. Survivors and family members expressed their grief and anger, highlighting the long-lasting effects of the tragedy. Kohberger, dressed in orange jail attire, listened as statements were made about the impact of his actions.

Pullman Regional Hospitals CFO announces retirement

Pullman Regional Hospital's Chief Financial Officer, Steve Febus, will retire in January after a 38-year tenure. The hospital has engaged a recruiting firm to find a replacement by late 2025.

Moscow man reaches plea agreement for possessing child pornography

A Moscow man, Nathanael Jensen, pleaded guilty to possessing child pornography in federal court. Jensen faces a potential sentence of up to 10 years in prison after a multiagency investigation revealed child sexual abuse material on his Dropbox account.

Sunil Ramalingam appointed new Latah County magistrate judge

Sunil Ramalingam has been appointed as the new magistrate judge for Latah County after a unanimous vote by the Idaho 2nd Judicial District Magistrate Commission. Previously serving in Lewiston since 2019, Ramalingam replaces Megan Marshall, who was appointed to a higher judicial position.

Pullman Regional Hospital BirthPlace nurses receive Team DAISY Award

Two nurses from Pullman Regional Hospital, Sarah Garibaldo and Jessie Roe, received the Team DAISY Award for their exceptional care during a baby's delivery. A patient nominated them, expressing gratitude for their support and professionalism.

Cherry Fire fully contained as crews continue mop-up

The Cherry Fire near Deary is fully contained, but crews continue mop-up operations to extinguish remaining hot spots. The fire, which began on July 14, covered 113 acres and remains active as crews search for deep heated coals. The cause of the fire is still undetermined.

TriState to offer OBGYN services

TriState Health will offer obstetrics and gynecology services and an orthopedics clinic this fall. The clinics aim to provide local care for women’s health and orthopedic needs, addressing community concerns about access to these services. Both clinics are expected to open by late September or early October.

Ozzy Osbourne, who led Black Sabbath and became the godfather of heavy metal, dies at 76

Ozzy Osbourne, the legendary lead singer of Black Sabbath and a pivotal figure in heavy metal music, passed away at 76 just weeks after his farewell concert. His family confirmed the news, stating he died surrounded by loved ones. Known for his iconic image and controversial antics, Osbourne's legacy includes classic albums and a significant influence on the heavy metal genre.

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