For Tia and Blake Taylor, the gym has always been part of their relationship. They had their first date in a gym, they were engaged in a gym and were married at a yoga festival. When offered the chance to buy the North Idaho Athletic Club, known about town as NIAC, they knew they had to take the opportunity. 

The Moscow Chamber of Commerce on Monday apologized for not contacting all of the Moscow Mayor and City Council election candidates about a chamber-hosted candidate forum held during a luncheo…

The three hospitals on the Palouse have hired their own surgeons after disbanding a joint practice.

Patients from Tri-State Memorial Hospital in Clarkston have been transferred to towns as far away as Billings, Mont., and Portland, Ore., in recent weeks.

A former Hawaiian and his wife are bringing the cuisine and culture of his previous home to Clarkston at Ho’okipa’s Teriyaki Hut, a food trailer they opened in the parking lot of 360 Gymnastics, 1489 Poplar St.

At Moscow’s Palouse Mall, Target could be coming this fall, a bridal and men’s wear store recently opened and a Mongolian restaurant is opening soon.

The founder and president of Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories wrote a letter to Washington Gov. Jay Inslee asking him to end a new state-mandated insurance program he believes is unfair to …

A recently opened Moscow restaurant allows customers to grab a bite while playing one of about 260 games available in the cafe.

The corner of Pullman’s Main Street and Grand Avenue was a popular destination for coffee lovers when Cafe Moro operated there for 15 years. In August, a year after Cafe Moro closed, a new coffee shop will move into that same building with the hope of being a convenient and welcoming place for people to enjoy their favorite brew.

Moments before he broke ground on the first phase of a 240-acre housing development planned for south Moscow, Mayor Bill Lambert said he envisioned the Palouse becoming the Silicon Valley of northern Idaho. “That’s how I see it,” Lambert said.

A record number of travelers are expected to hit America’s highways, byways and skies this weekend to celebrate the Fourth of July despite higher fuel prices.

A $500,000 gift is opening the door for Pullman Regional Hospital to complete a 5,000-square-foot clinic for a family medicine residency program sponsored by Washington State University’s Elso…

After years of planning, the Community Action Center in Pullman is ready to hit the road to bring fresh, free food to rural communities.

After more than a year of closure because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the historic Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre in downtown Moscow reopened to the general public Friday.

Idaho’s governor was on hand Wednesday to help break ground for Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories’ 140,000-square-foot printed circuit board factory in Moscow, welcoming one of the few new p…

The founder of the region’s largest private employer, Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, opposes a proposal by Congressman Mike Simpson to help threatened and endangered salmon by breaching …

The region’s largest private employer is raising its entry-level wages as it gets even bigger.

The same week Pullman-based College Hill Custom Threads celebrated its 10-year anniversary, its founder announced he plans on stepping away from his CEO position.

Crews have started excavation on Moscow land where a 140,000-square-foot manufacturing plant will be constructed for the region’s largest private employer.

Real Life Church is transforming a Pullman building that formerly housed a laser tag business into its permanent home.

Some know Joe McGurkin as the guy who throws popular backyard parties to benefit Moscow Special Olympics. Others know him as the man who gives guitars to local youth.

Viruses that infect plants share similarities with viruses that infect humans.

The Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport executive director says the airport could offer flights to Denver by the end of 2021 or early 2022.

Casey Bartrem’s dog, Kodiak, hopped up on his hind legs and snagged a dog treat from an employee Wednesday afternoon at Cafe Artista’s walk-up window in the heart of downtown Moscow.

Keeney Bros. Music Center is closing after 30 years of service in downtown Moscow, owner Dale Keeney said.

In the minds of Pullman residents Molly and Tim Schotzko, few things bridge divides and bring people together better than barbecue.

A coffee stand on South Grand Avenue in Pullman has closed less than two months after a Greek restaurant opened on the same property, which caused traffic issues for both businesses and forced…

MOSCOW — Close to $2 million is being invested at the Palouse Mall in Moscow for a 60,000-square-foot Target store that will debut at a date not yet disclosed.

There were many times last year when CJ Robert, her family and her staff doubted whether Robert’s business, Pups and Cups Cafe, would reopen again in Pullman.

Local farmers are viewing the new Biden administration with a wary eye but hoping to have a place at the table as lawmakers consider policies that will affect their bottom line.

A new pickup and delivery laundry service is now available in Moscow for those too busy with life’s other daily callings.

Two developers from Spokane are looking to breathe new life into a historic Palouse building that is nearly a century old.

The inviting smells of freshly baked spanakopita and sizzling gyro meat wafted through the air Monday morning as a tight-knit family prepared food for the grand opening of Pullman’s newest res…