Good morning, Pullman.

Local officials secured funding for Maddie's Place — the grant will support the site’s development and community programs.

The nonprofit selling the nearly 100-year-old Gladish Community and Cultural Center in Pullman said it needs a buyer who will preserve the historic building—once Pullman High School and now hosting community events—to honor current leases and support local programming.

High monthly overhead and lost tenants pushed the board to launch a fundraising campaign and list the property for sale.

Downtown Pullman's annual Crazy Days sidewalk sale starts today as local businesses hold sales through Saturday.

Pullman Chamber of Commerce is reviving First Down Fridays to launch Washington State University home football weekends downtown — the event returns after a 10-year break as the chamber partners with the city, WSU and the Downtown Pullman Association.

An escaped emu nearly hit a police car near Pullman today+ local officers quickly secured the animal to prevent further incidents.

Gritman Medical Center in Moscow was named one of Becker’s Hospital Review’s top 100 great community hospitals for 2025.

The hospital expanded services early this year — by adopting the Epic electronic health record system, opening a student health clinic at Lewis-Clark State College, and reopening its revitalized Troy Family Medicine clinic — to improve access to care.