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Weather advisories sent to the Palouse community this morning warned of high winds and possible flooding. When the storm hit, some residents were temporarily left without power and essential utilities. While outages may be inconvenient, but there are ways to deal with them responsibly and safely.
Emergency plans inclusive to those with disabilities at the University of Idaho have a lot of variables. UI’s solution has been to create a list of self-identified disabled people who would need help exiting the building in the event of an emergency, like a fire.
Towns across the western U.S. have been destroyed by wildfires this season. While many have focused on California and Oregon, the damage also hits a little closer to home for Moscow residents.
A two-year old law that sets aside underage drinking charges in Idaho during emergency medical situations might soon expire. The law was originally lobbied for by the Associated Students of […]
The University of Idaho announced Thursday it completed an internal review of the rocket fuel explosion that occurred on campus April 13, injuring four students.
The four University of Idaho students who were injured in an explosion last night underwent surgery at Gritman Medical Center and are now recovering, said Vice President for Infrastructure Dan […]
Four individuals were injured after an explosion occurred in the parking lot of the University of Idaho steam plant at about 9:52 p.m. Thursday night. Vice President of Infrastructure Dan […]
This has been a difficult week in Moscow. We mourn the tragic loss of members of our community and our Vandal family. The victims of last weekend’s tragedy were deeply […]
More than a dozen organizations are scheduled to participate in the Palouse Emergency Preparedness Fair, which is designed to answer attendees questions about emergency situations.