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Bryan Kohberger, who appears in an orange jumpsuit with cuffs on, is flanked by uniformed police officers as they walk down a hallway.

Warrants reveal knife and black masks were seized from Kohberger's parents' property on day of arrest

(Runtime :49) New search warrants were unsealed Thursday in the case of the four students stabbed to death in Moscow. According to the warrants,…

Artificial turf found in the Puyallup River on Nov. 11, 2020, after the materials flowed into the river from a construction project on the Electron Hydro dam in the summer of 2020. Photo courtesy of the Puyallup Tribe.

Electron Hydro dam could face largest fine for environmental crime in Washington history

Electron Hydro dam and its chief operating officer could have to pay the largest fine and restitution for an environmental crime in Washington state history. COO Thom Fischer and the company, pleaded guilty to a gross misdemeanor permit violation for allowing the toxic contaminants crumb rubber and artificial turf to flow into the Puyallup River during a construction project.

A young woman stands in a black, leather jacket with her hands in the pockets. She has long, dark, wavy hair and wears glasses with dark rims. She smiles toward the camera, in the background and out of focus is a sidewalk covered in melting snow.

What we learned from COVID: Delaney Snaadt

When COVID-19 reached the Inland Northwest, few people could have predicted the profound changes it would cause. NWPB’s Rachel Sun interviewed local residents about how the pandemic changed their mental health, lives, and perspective. This is the second in a four-part mini series.

A young man in a blue sweatshirt, khaki pants and brown shoes sits next to a young woman with blonde hair, a grey sweatshirt, jeans and black shoes.

NIC students, supporters foresee detrimental effects if college loses accreditation

(Runtime 3:55)North Idaho College sits on the shores of Lake Coeur d’Alene surrounded by trees and the sounds of singing birds.Student Maximillian Bazler…

Cautious optimism in Pullman as biodiesel plant canceled

More Murrow News Stories Plans for a proposed biodiesel in Pullman may have collapsed but residents near the site are still wary.“We don’t believe they’re…

A woman stands in front of a white door frame indoors. She wears a large, floppy black hat, black sun glasses and a white, medical face mask. She wears a light green cardigan over a green flower-print button up shirt.

What we learned from COVID: Nancy A. Hansen

When COVID-19 reached the Inland Northwest, few people could have predicted how profoundly it would change their life. NWPB’s Rachel Sun interviewed local residents about how the pandemic affected them. This is the last of a four-part mini series.

Dolores Huerta speaks at a podium at Washington State University. She wears a black shirt and a turquoise jacket.

Civil rights activist Dolores Huerta speaks at WSU

(Runtime 1:07)Civil rights activist Dolores Huerta spoke at Washington State University’s Pullman campus on April 3 as the keynote speaker for…

Vote For Your Favorite Music In NWPB's Classical Countdown

What is your favorite symphonic movie score? Your favorite aria or overture? Whether it's a well-known composition by Bach or Beethoven, or a hidden gem by a lesser-known composer, NWPB wants to know what pieces resonate with you.

Demostrations against all-ages drag shows events in Pasco.

Drag shows face protests in the Tri-Cities – Part One

Protesters in Pasco and concerned citizens in Richland want to limit children's access to drag shows. Business owners and performers defend the all-ages events.

Drag show protests throughout Tri-Cities lead to death threat, vandalism — Part Three

After supporters and protesters demonstrated for and against family-friendly drag shows in the Tri-Cities, the Emerald of Siam restaurant in Richland received a threatening envelope.

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