Good morning, Pullman.

Downtown Pullman's annual Crazy Days sidewalk sale begins today.

Neill's Flowers and Gifts offers up to 90% off select Christmas merchandise through Saturday.

According to the National Agricultural Statistics Service, Washington barley is forecast to yield 66 bushels per acre (up 35% from last year) and produce about 3.2 million bushels at harvest.

In contrast, Idaho growers are expected to see lower barley production this season.

WSU College of Veterinary Medicine dean Dori Borjesson announced her retirement — she will step down during the spring semester next year as a national search for a replacement begins this fall.

Whitman Hospital in Colfax earned a 2026 Critical Access Hospital Achievement of Excellence Gold Award today at the Rural Hospital Leadership Conference — a recognition for improvements in sepsis management, workplace safety, diagnostic accuracy, and reducing health disparities — becoming one of 35 rural hospitals honored.

Gesa Pavilion will host a watch party for the World Cup final today as local fans gather to cheer on their teams and get live updates from the match.

The event is set to bring community members together for an exciting viewing experience.

Coyle Outside Wilderness Camp

9:00 AM–4:00 PM — Pioneer Hill Apartments — $422/week — Build survival skills through engaging activities in a fun wilderness camp.