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An agreement between Latah County commissioners and the University of Idaho to allow the county to use the Bruce M. Pitman Center as a polling location was finalized on Wednesday, […]
In April 2019, Moscow experienced a significant flooding event where the Sixth Street culvert reached capacity and was later overtopped.
Moscow City Council and Mayor Bill Lambert addressed flood mitigation, FEMA assistance and recycling at the Feb. 3 meeting.
Samragyee Gautam grew up moving around frequently, and in 2016 she moved again — to America.
About three dozen people braved the rainy weather Saturday to gather on the sidewalk in front of Best Western on W Pullman Road. The protesters were in opposition to a […]
Final testing of all systems happened over Thanksgiving break and the building fully reopened on Dec. 2.
The Interfraternity Council (IFC) at University of Idaho created a taskforce in response to the death of a Washington State University freshman after a fraternity party Nov. 12.
Two former members of Congress, one republican and one democrat, spoke about bipartisan solutions to global climate change Wednesday evening in the courtroom of University of Idaho’s College of Law.
Maureen Laflin, Anna Zabala and Sandra Kelly took the top three spots in the 2019 Moscow City Council election polls, finishing with 24.65%, 24.14% and 23.49%, respectively. Each will serve a four-year term.
Community members gathered Monday in Friendship Square to celebrate the third annual Indigenous Peoples’ Day.