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Women's History Music Moment: Mary Terey-Smith
The conductor Mary Terey-Smith made music history here in the Pacific Northwest, as a result of a political revolution half a world away. This Hungarian-born music talent, student of Kodaly at the legendary Franz Liszt Academy in Budapest, hadn’t been out in the working world very long when the 1956 Hungarian Revolution turned her into a refugee.
WSU's spring break causing frustration and calls for change
More Murrow News StoriesPULLMAN, WASH - (Murrow News 8) Washington State University’s recent change to the traditional weeklong spring break has caused…
WSU students take on the David Goggins Challenge
More Murrow News StoriesPULLMAN, Wash (Murrow News 8) - For Nick Fazio, the journey of 48 miles started with a book.“Can’t Break Me,” by David Goggins – a…
GCU Student Returned to In-Person Classes- Murrow News 8
https://youtu.be/QkUSS-CSNEMMore Murrow News StoriesPULLMAN- As public school students return to in-person classes, many college students are eager to…
Shooting At Kentucky High School Leaves 2 Dead, At Least 17 Injured
Twelve people suffered gunshot wounds during the attack Tuesday, according to Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin. Authorities have arrested a 15-year-old student. Bevin says the two people killed were also 15.
March Madness Remains Off Limits For Sports Betting In The Northwest, But Maybe Not Much Longer
With March Madness getting into full swing this weekend, it's a safe bet that some area fans want to wager on their favored teams in the NCAA basketball tournament. Placing a legal bet on college basketball is virtually impossible in the Pacific Northwest for the time being, though there are changes afoot.
'The Island We Made': Lip-Sync Opera And High Drag Sing An Ode To Mothers
Opera Philadelphia has, of course, spent the last year unable to stage live works in theaters. In response, they started creating original works written for the camera, to be shared and viewed online as part of an ongoing effort to bring a wider range of voices into the repertory.
Idaho's Coronavirus Trendline: Legislature Shuts Down As Parts Of State Lead Nation In New Cases
On Friday morning, the Idaho Legislature recessed until April 6, following a week in which at least six House members tested positive for coronavirus. “We need to emphasize that none of the things will be left undone, it just presses pause,” House Speaker Scott Bedke said Friday morning, minutes after the House voted to go on recess.
10 Victims, Including Police Officer, Identified In Boulder Shooting; Suspect Arrested
"Our hearts go out to all the victims of this senseless act of violence," said Boulder Police Chief Maris Herold. All of the victims have now been identified and their families have been notified, Herold said at a news conference Tuesday morning. She then read out the list of the victims.
Groundhog Day In Olympia As Budget Gridlock Means Overtime Session
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee will likely call lawmakers back into special session on Monday. This comes as the clock runs out on the 105-day regular session without a budget deal--or agreement on school funding.
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