Good morning, Pullman.

Caritas food bank increased its capacity to help more local residents get food — officials say the new expansion boosts storage and processing of donations to meet rising demand.

Construction has started on a popular Pullman path and work will improve safe access for walkers and bikers.

Local officials say the project will finish later this summer + it is expected to ease traffic on nearby streets.

The Idaho Foodbank will hold a food distribution at the Latah County Fairgrounds on June 23 starting at 10:00 a.m.—it will offer free fresh fruits and vegetables, frozen meats, dairy and dry goods with minimal documentation requirements until the last box is given out.

A DoorDash driver claims she saw murder suspect Bryan Kohberger near the King Road home before four University students were killed during a delivery in Pullman—she made her statement while being questioned at a holding facility for an unrelated DUI arrest and trial arguments over a potential delay set for August 11 were heard this week.

The Taste of Asia festival will take place this weekend in Pullman and is expected to offer a variety of Asian cuisines and live cultural performances + local organizers have planned family-friendly activities.

A recent report shows that teen e-cigarette use has fallen in Pullman, and local health officials will track the trend to help guide youth prevention efforts.

Officials believe this drop may lower future health risks for young people.

Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition

10 AM – 4 PM — Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art WSU — Free entry — Discover the creative culminations of WSU's graduate candidates in this annual art showcase.

Washington State Cougars Football Game

7:30-10 p.m. — Martin Stadium — Tickets required — Experience the thrill of college football with over 32,000 fans at every Cougars home game.