Transportation consultant Mark Fenton Lead city and university officials on a walk audit while visiting Pullman. Murrow News 8 reporter Ryan Peerboom followed along on the audit Continue Reading Mark Fenton Leads Official On Walk AuditRead More
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WSU's College of Veterinary medicine hosted a costumed 5k for dogs over mom's weekend. Continue Reading Canine Club Hosts Costumed 5k For DogsRead More
Moscow restaurant Humble Burger wants to give local musicians an opportunity to showcase their talent. Ryan Peerboom attended a concert to get a better look Continue Reading Humble Burger Concerts Feature Local MusiciansRead More
The Neill Public Library is introducing Tech Tuesdays featuring virtual reality technology. Continue Reading Neill Library Introduces Tech TuesdaysRead More
Klay Thompson isn’t the only clay WSU is known for. Continue Reading WSU Pyromaniacs Clay ClubRead More
WSU hosted its first Unified Sports Field Day this past weekend. Continue Reading WSU Hosts First Unified Field DayRead More
Pullman Regional Hospital teams up with a WSU AMDT design team to make a new hospital gown for maternity patients. Continue Reading Pullman Regional Hospital Designs New Two-Piece Maternity Hospital GownRead More
For 23 years people in Idaho have been pushing the state to legalize marijuana. Continue Reading Moscow Hempfest 2019Read More
Holy Week for Catholics is the week leading up to Easter Sunday creating a time of reflection and prayer, but that was interrupted abruptly when a Catholic symbol, Notre Dame Cathedral, was engulfed in flames. Local Catholics see this as a way to reunite the faith around the world and as a time to help the people of France a half a world away. Read More
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WSU Engineering Professor creates boats to model dolphin adaptability on waves using digital science and student researchers on the WSU campus. Continue Reading Sea Vessel Research Modeled After DolphinsRead More
Moscow Police Chief James Fry returns from FBI Training and reflects on his time learning about bettering his department and seeing the country's history in the process. Continue Reading Moscow Police Chief Reflects On FBI TrainingRead More
We go live from Grand, one of the hardest hit areas in Pullman last night. Continue Reading Local Business Affected By FloodingRead More
Five WSU students opened a bubble tea and chinese restaurant in Pullman this school year. Continue Reading WSU Students Open New RestaurantRead More
The Indian Students' Association at Washington State University hosted the Holi Festival, a Hindu tradition, at Reaney Park in Pullman, Washington on March 31st. Continue Reading WSU Indian Students’ Association Celebrates Ancient Hindu Read More
Pullman residents will now vote on a Pullman Regional Hospital expansion bond that could increase property taxes. Continue Reading Pullman Residents to Vote on Hospital’s $29 Million Expansion BondRead More
Business idea boot camps around the Palouse help entrepreneurs build their businesses from the ground up. Continue Reading Be the Entrepreneur Boot CampRead More
Students got creative as they painted cougar head tiles which are replicas of Todd Hall's door handles. Continue Reading Students Leave Their Mark On The SparkRead More
The Monster Energy Up and Up Festival at WSU will occur tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. Continue Reading Monster Energy Up and Up Festival at WSURead More
Pullman has two different ways of dealing with business vacancies, but both are to help invite new business ideas into the community. Continue Reading Pullman’s Plans For Business VacanciesRead More
President Schulz shares his State of the University Address. Continue Reading President Schulz Emphasizes Access and Opportunity In State of the UniversityRead More
Live coverage from the Spark where WSU held their Adobe Creative Jam. Continue Reading LIVE: Adobe Creative Jam CoverageRead More
WSU hosted a week full of events and programs for students studying Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics. Lindsey Jensen has more on what the week means to women in STEM. Continue Reading Women in STEM WeekRead More
The ASWSU Senate passed a campus recycling initiative to improve recycling in Pullman. Continue Reading New ASWSU Initiative Aims to Improve Campus RecyclingRead More
WSU students created the Hilinski's Hope #3for3 Challenge to spread awareness for the Hilinski's Hope Foundation. Brady Frederick examines how they got started and how far it spread. Continue Reading WSU Students Launch Hilinski’s Hope #3For3 Read More
Keeping our roads clear can be a complex and challenging job. Skill, dedication and teamwork is called upon every day to keep winter weather from shuttering our region. Continue Reading Plowing the Palouse with WSDOTRead More
Ryan Peerboom gives us a look at how the Pullman Farmer's Market changes during the winter Continue Reading Pullman Winter MarketRead More
Flood watch in affect for the Pullman and Moscow area as temperatures rise. Continue Reading Pullman/Moscow Flood WatchRead More
A look at the importance of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society's annual stair climb to Pullman firefighters as they prepare to make the climb. Continue Reading Pullman Firefighters Prepare For Stair ClimbRead More
What college town bar is the best across America? Our own Justin Spinnie hit up The Coug to show us the Palouse match-up. Continue Reading Best Bar In America?Read More
The Spokane Intermodal Center has been a hot spot for U.S. Custom and Border Protection agents because of its close proximity to the Canadian border. Federal law allows agents to board buses and ask for documents within 100 miles of the border -- although passengers can refuse to talk without a lawyer or consent to a search. Read More
A proposed bill would allow dogs and cats used by universities and nonprofit institutions a second chance at life. Continue Reading Bill Gives Animals A Second ChanceRead More
Pullman City Council proposes a measure that would slow traffic down on Main Street. Continue Reading LIVE: City Council Proposes Slow DownRead More
On Tuesday, applications opened for Mike Leach's course "Insurgent Warfare and Football Strategy" Continue Reading Applications open for Mike Leach’s course at WSURead More
WSU students were made aware of suspicious activity via social and not through WSU alerts. Our reporter Canara Heinke found out what the protocol is for such alerts. Continue Reading LIVE: Rumors Of Active Shooter Cause StressRead More
Students could begin wearing seat belts in school buses next year, under a proposed Washington House bill. But the bill's primary sponsor, Republican Rep. Gina Mosbrucker of Goldendale, isn’t optimistic. Continue Reading Washington Legislature Read More
Winter weather in Pullman continues, students shared their comments on the late winter season. Continue Reading LIVE: Winter Weather Continues In PullmanRead More
More Murrow News Stories MOSCOW- Moscow is introducing a new idea called, Coffee with the Cops, part of a national campaign helping partner businesses, community members and local law enforcement in rural areas. The Moscow Chamber of Commerce is partnering with the Latah County Sheriff’s office and Moscow Police Department to put on Coffee with the… Read More
On January 25th, Student Regent Jordan Frost voted against loaning the remaining 3.5 million dollars needs for the construction of a new 10 million dollar WSU baseball clubhouse. Frost stood alone in voting against the facility. Continue Reading WSU Read More
A new proposed bill aims to employ the homeless in three cities in Washington. Washington State Senator, Hans Zeiger of District 25, sponsors this bill and hopes it passes in April. Continue Reading Homelessness On The PalouseRead More
It is unclear whether the government shutdown has caused resources on campus, such as Rosario’s Place and the TRIO Food Pantry, to run low on food. However, they have noticed more people needing food assistance since the beginning of the semester. Read More
Today marks the 18th anniversary of the opening of the student Recreation Center at WSU. Continue Reading LIVE: Rec Turns 18!Read More
If passed, a Washington state bill would allow minors to drink wine at vineyards and wineries if they are enrolled in a viticulture and enology program at a four-year university. Continue Reading LIVE: Wine Tasting Under 21?Read More
Bad weather continues in Pullman; Zach Anders joins us live from WSU to update us on conditions as well as how hard it is to make the decision to open or close WSU. Continue Reading LIVE: Pullman Winter Weather AdvisoryRead More
Snow affects transportation in Pullman. Continue Reading LIVE: Snow Effects Public TransportationRead More
If WSU cancels or delays school students who live on campus still need options for food. Dining services to the rescue. Continue Reading LIVE: WSU Delays Or Cancels; Students Still Need To EatRead More
WSU Basketball is doing their part, now it’s time for us to join-in. Our sports department had this commentary. Continue Reading Commentary: WSU Basketball Is Doing Their Part, Now It’s Time For Us To Join-InRead More
The Washington State Cougars have had a rough basketball season thus far which has taken a toll on student attendance in Beasley Coliseum. Continue Reading WSU Men’s Basketball Struggles Cause Lack of AttendanceRead More
On February 2nd, hundreds of athletes throughout Eastern Washington travelled to Pullman to compete in the 2019 East Regional Special Olympics Basketball Tournament. Continue Reading Pullman Hosts Special OlympicsRead More
Pullman residents will vote on a new bond aimed at setting the Pullman Regional Hospital for the future. Continue Reading Pullman Regional Hospital Board Approves Ballot MeasureRead More
