Your trusted source for local Pullman, WA news, updated daily with the most important stories from your community.
The University of Idaho held a Veterans Day ceremony Tuesday, honoring 318 flags that represented former students who died in military service. UI President Scott Green emphasized the university's commitment to veterans, while Retired Army Lt. Col. Matt Johnson highlighted the enduring legacy of veterans in community service.
Whitman County deputies arrested David Pock, 45, following a car chase in Pullman on Tuesday. Pock faces charges of second-degree assault and felony eluding after fleeing from law enforcement during an investigation linked to a harassment incident. He crashed his vehicle at a church and attempted to escape on foot before being captured.
The Supreme Court extended an order blocking full SNAP payments as the government shutdown nears resolution. This ruling continues to create confusion for millions reliant on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, with some states disbursing full benefits while others provide none. The court's decision will expire shortly before midnight Thursday.
A cold front delivered record-low temperatures across the southeastern U.S., with Jacksonville, Florida, hitting 28 degrees Fahrenheit, shattering the previous record of 35 degrees set in 1977. The unusual chill affected 18 million people under freeze warnings and led to falling iguanas in Florida. However, warmer temperatures are expected later in the week.
Two vehicles crashed on Lewiston Hill Tuesday afternoon due to excessive speed in dense fog. Both drivers were taken to St. Joseph Medical Center after colliding with other vehicles in separate incidents. The Nez Perce County Sheriff’s Office urges drivers to slow down and use headlights in poor visibility.
Deputies arrested David Pock, 45, following a car chase through Pullman on Tuesday morning. Pock faces charges of second-degree assault and felony eluding after he failed to stop for police while they investigated a harassment incident. He crashed his vehicle at a church and attempted to flee on foot before being apprehended.
Bipartisan legislation, the Fix Our Forests Act, aims to reduce wildfire risk by easing logging project implementation and limiting legal challenges. While it garners support from the timber industry and some conservation groups, opposition arises from around 150 environmental organizations concerned about biodiversity and public oversight.
Bryan Kohberger has received over $10,000 while in custody, as revealed during a recent court hearing in Boise. This revelation is discussed in a podcast featuring Reporter Anthony Kuipers and Managing Editor Matt Baney, focusing on the ongoing Moscow murder case. Listeners can access the podcast via a provided link or QR code.
Angie Dodge, a Camp Fire survivor, emphasizes the importance of disaster preparedness, sharing vital recommendations for individuals and communities. She advises updating homeowners insurance, maintaining go-bags, and having clear evacuation plans. Dodge's experiences underline that proactive planning can save lives and property during emergencies.
The University of Idaho unveiled a 9-foot statue of its mascot, Joe Vandal, in front of the P1FCU Kibbie Dome on Saturday. The statue honors the Associated Students of Idaho for their long-standing support of campus facilities. University President C. Scott Green emphasized the Dome’s significance as a gathering place for students and the community.