Despite delays and missed deadlines, the Moscow developer overseeing a proposed mixed-use property on the corner of Sixth and Jackson streets will get another chance to pursue his vision for t…

The Pullman Regional Hospital Board of Commissioners met Wednesday night and approved a letter of intent pursuing a professional services agreement with Inland Orthopaedic Surgery & Sports…

Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport’s commercial air service has upgraded its airplanes, becoming an all-jet fleet beginning today.

A producer of Palouse native flower seeds, situated near the base of Paradise Ridge, is selling its inventory and equipment.

Tom Kammerzell, a Port of Whitman County commissioner, will serve as president of Pacific Northwest Waterways Association for 2023, the organization announced recently.

A Washington State University faculty member is one of 50 people from around the world who has been recognized by the United Nations for transforming the Earth into a better place to age.

The first Black female, full-time faculty member of WWAMI Medical School at the University of Idaho was named one of 50 women of the year by a Boise-based publication.

JULIAETTA — The restaurant and tasting room of Colter’s Creek in Juliaetta is in its last months of operations.

Expansion of neurology and oncology care are components of a project Gritman Medical Center recently started at its downtown Moscow medical office building.

To celebrate turning 100, the Good Samaritan Society in Moscow held a barbecue Thursday for residents, community members and volunteers to come together. 

A Pullman contractor was penalized for unlawfully filling and altering a dug well with construction debris.

Long-term care, Social Security and elder law are some of the topics that will be covered at a workshop titled “Everything Retirement” that’s set for Oct. 13 in Moscow.

Fifty years ago, Francis Spain began medical school at the University of Washington as one of the first students for what would become one of the most successful medical education programs in the rural Northwest.

Providers at the Pullman Regional Hospital took to Sunnyside Park this Wednesday to talk about a $25.7 million bond for the hospital’s expansion project.

A team of Washington State University researchers have developed a fast way to convert a common plastic into a high-quality resin.

The director of the Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre in Moscow just wants the letters back.

Northwest River Supplies is expanding product development and apparel repair to a 12,476-square-foot building it acquired from the Clearwater Economic Development Association in a $2 million deal.

Northwest River Supplies is celebrating 50 years of helping people around the world escape the landlocked life with water adventures at a Saturday block party in Moscow.

The Vineyard family loves giving new life to old things.

The Moscow Public Works and Finance Committee on Monday recommended the city council approve a waiver allowing a new bar to serve alcohol at its future downtown location.

Taekwondo is an important tradition for the whole Blauer family. Melanie and Jake Blauer have black belts, as do three of their four children. The fourth, their youngest, is currently training to earn one.

A martial arts business that started in Moscow is growing, and the owners want to make getting a workout more convenient for all of its members.

Folks driving by The Garden Lounge on Moscow’s Main Street likely have noticed renovations underway on the building’s exterior.

The Main Street Video Co-op, formerly Howard Hughes Video, closed its location at 520 S. Main St. in Moscow in 2020 after more than 30 years of business. It was the last independent video stor…

Baking gave Moscow resident Philip Kock a feeling he had never felt before.

The Pullman City Council approved allowing city staff to negotiate a ground lease with a developer intent on constructing a Starbucks on Main Street.

Two businesses that got their start in Colfax are planning to relocate to Pullman’s Main Street soon.

Mela, a Bengali/Bangladeshi restaurant which opened in August 2018, announced this week they will close at their Second Street location after their lease ended and they could not come to a new…

Approximately 30 long-term tenants of the Hillcrest Motel, and several others who needed the motel for emergency housing, have been asked to move out as the Moscow establishment is closing its…

Hundreds of people browsed the store’s aisles early Tuesday evening at the soft opening for Target at the Palouse Mall in Moscow. The event was largely kept under wraps by the retail giant.

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.