Good morning, Pullman.

The Pullman humane society is holding an adoption event today at its center & will share tips for staying safe from wildfire smoke.

Residents can meet adoptable pets and learn key safety measures from experts.

A local rally raises awareness for indigenous languages today at a downtown venue (organized by local cultural groups), as residents and leaders call for support to revitalize native tongues and preserve community heritage.

Gas prices continue to climb as local reports indicate Pullman drivers and small businesses face higher fuel costs today; experts warn that the rising trend + could soon increase everyday expenses.

Today, Pullman's dry summer has fueled fire conditions — local fire officials are closely monitoring risks as high temperatures and unpredictable winds persist.

Residents are urged to remain cautious.

The Port of Whitman County will fund new signs for the Palouse Scenic Byway; the deal with the Pullman Chamber of Commerce allocates about $18,500 to replace 2011 signs along U.S. Highway 195 and State Routes 27 and 26 near Rosalia + LaCrosse + Uniontown.

The police department emphasized motorcycle safety today, urging riders to wear helmets and follow traffic rules on local roads.

WSU and UW basketball programs will not face off as scheduled, marking the first break in their rivalry since 1917.

University officials said schedule adjustments are underway.