Murrow News - Ava Wainhouse, Author at Northwest Public Broadcasting

Remembering Wil Hendrick: A cold murder case kept alive

By Murrow News - Ava Wainhouse May 4, 2022

More Murrow News Stories MOSCOW, Idaho. – It was a cold winter night January 10, 1999, when Jerry Schutz’s life was changed forever. It was the day his partner, 25-year-old University of Idaho student Wil Hendrick, went missing from a party at the corner of Almond and C Street in Moscow. “He was pretty much… Read More

Ann Curry’s message: have faith in the truth

By Murrow News - Ava Wainhouse April 8, 2022

More Murrow News Stories PULLMAN, Wash. – If there is one thing renowned journalist Ann Curry has faith in, it is the truth. This week marked the 46th Annual Murrow Symposium for Washington State University’s Murrow College, where Curry received the Edward R. Murrow Lifetime Achievement Award. “This is the moment to build again,” Curry… Read More

Protestors and Ukrainians Unite Against Putin’s War

By Murrow News - Ava Wainhouse March 7, 2022

More Murrow News Stories MOSCOW, Idaho. – On the other side of the world, Russia is invading and attacking Ukraine, lives lost each day. Across the globe, protestors are taking to the streets to send a message against this conflict, uniting with Ukrainians who are facing this war. Miriam Kent speaks on behalf of the… Read More

Whitman County Library hosts “Blind Date with a Book”

By Murrow News - Ava Wainhouse February 8, 2022

More Murrow News Stories COLFAX, Wash. – Don’t judge a book by its cover. We’ve all heard the saying, but the Whitman County Library takes it to a whole new level with employee Sarah Phelan-Blamires’ “Blind Date with a Book” program. You may be thinking this program means going on a blind date with someone… Read More

Back to Zoom? Even after getting vaccinated, students at WSU worry about this semester’s future.

By Murrow News - Ava Wainhouse January 31, 2022

More Murrow News Stories PULLMAN, Wash. – Courtney Crabtree is enjoying her senior year and final semester at Washington State University, finally in person after nearly two years. But she’s worried that might change. Washington State University remains committed to in-person learning despite a dramatic increase in Covid cases on campus, according to a WSU… Read More

Bohler Gym: The home for Washington State University Volleyball

By Murrow News - Ava Wainhouse December 8, 2021

More Murrow News Stories PULLMAN, Wash. – Long before Beasley Coliseum and Martin Stadium, there has always been Bohler Gym, nestled in the heart of Washington State University. Bohler Gym was established in 1928, and it started out as a home for many sports here in Pullman. WSU men and women’s basketball played inside Bohler,… Read More

Pullman’s Cougar Country drive-thru leading to traffic violations

By Murrow News - Ava Wainhouse November 6, 2021

More Murrow News Stories PULLMAN, WASH. (Murrow News 8) – Ah yes, Pullman’s classic Cougar Country Drive-In. We all love it right? “It’s the first place I bring my family and friends when they come to visit,” said Lauren Cook, an avid Cougar Country lover and Washington State University student. Odds are though, if you… Read More

A Trip To The Salmon River With A Local Fisherman: Steelhead Trout Declining In Idaho

By Murrow News - Ava Wainhouse October 26, 2021

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A struggling district: Pullman schools are facing an all-time high in staffing shortages

By Murrow News - Ava Wainhouse October 1, 2021

More Murrow News Stories PULLMAN, WASH. (Murrow News 8) – We continue to hear about it, the staffing shortages schools are facing across the country, but do we understand it? Do we feel it here in Pullman? The answer is yes, we do. The Pullman School District is struggling as the number of substitutes continue… Read More

The return of the burn: WSU Coug Calves are back!

By Murrow News - Ava Wainhouse September 22, 2021

More Murrow News Stories PULLMAN, WASH. (Murrow News 8) – Nationwide, universities are going back to campus to have classes in-person, an exciting relief for most students and faculty. Here in Pullman, Washington State University is alive once again since the spring of 2020. If you’re a part of the WSU family, you probably know… Read More

Remembering Wil Hendrick: A cold murder case kept alive

Ann Curry’s message: have faith in the truth

Protestors and Ukrainians Unite Against Putin’s War

Whitman County Library hosts “Blind Date with a Book”

Back to Zoom? Even after getting vaccinated, students at WSU worry about this semester’s future.

Bohler Gym: The home for Washington State University Volleyball

Pullman’s Cougar Country drive-thru leading to traffic violations

A Trip To The Salmon River With A Local Fisherman: Steelhead Trout Declining In Idaho

A struggling district: Pullman schools are facing an all-time high in staffing shortages

The return of the burn: WSU Coug Calves are back!

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