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After the worst winter for Moscow and Latah County in about 20 years, Latah County Commissioners have officially declared a disaster. The commissioners held a meeting March 13 to discuss […]
The Smithsonian predicts the next global conflict will be over the scarcity of water, said Executive Director of the Latah County Historical Society Dulce Kersting. Kersting said this impending problem […]
As a left-leaning city in a traditionally red state, Moscow is a fascinating place to be politically active, said ASUI Director of Policy Nick Wren. “When you go to college […]
John Lee to face upper court after preliminary hearing Michael Chin didn’t know he was shot until he saw the blood on his phone as he dialed 911. “I felt […]
John Lee, the suspect in the Jan. 10 shooting that left three dead in Moscow, appeared for the first time in Latah County Court Tuesday. Lee faces three counts of […]
The McConnell Mansion was built back in 1886 and has become a historical attraction in Moscow. The mansion’s original owner, William McConnell, would go on to be governor of Idaho […]
UI Housing searching for suspect in Vandal Card swiping University of Idaho Housing sent out an email to Wallace residents Oct. 29 warning them a student “was swiping other students’ […]
Today is Election Day, and according to City Clerk Susan Peterson, between 13 and 15,000 residents are expected to cast their vote in Latah County. Petersen said there have been […]
For more than 30 years, the Palouse Patchers’ annual quilt show has raised money to make quilts for foster children, veterans and others.
There may be only one official presidential candidate for the Democratic Party, but the caucus will still take place.