Good morning, Pullman.

Extreme Team is renovating a local veteran's home in Pullman today—project details and updates on the work are expected soon.

Treehouse for Kids, a nonprofit that helps foster students graduate high school, lost almost $7.5 million in state funding—cutting half its staff in Spokane and suspending services in Eastern Washington counties except Spokane, which affected up to 150 foster children.

CEO Dawn Rains paused new student referrals as the organization works to rebuild its capacity and plans to resume enrollment soon.

Fire crews are working to contain a wildfire burning south of Dusty that is now 40% contained on 6,600 acres in Whitman County.

The fire began on Wednesday when an old motorhome caught fire on State Route 127 near Central Ferry—evacuation orders have been lifted and crews are mopping up hotspots.

Crews are gaining ground on the Central Ferry wildfire burning south of Dusty in Whitman County—updated mapping shows the fire now covers 6,600 acres and is 40% contained.

They are mopping up hotspots, have dug a fire trail around the perimeter, and all evacuation notices have been lifted.

Candidate filing for local tax district seats in Idaho starts Monday and runs until Friday, August 29th at 5:00 p.m.—this filing covers dozens of positions including an open race for Moscow Mayor after Art Bettge announced he is not running for re-election.

Neighbors in Pullman have voiced concerns about a proposed housing development—residents worry the project could change the neighborhood if it moves forward.

On August 8, the Pullman Regional Hospital Foundation held its 5th Quarter Rally and raised over $76,000 for a Regional High School Athletic Training Program—supporting 750 student-athletes in Colton, Garfield-Palouse, Potlatch and Pullman districts with concussion testing, preventive care and training support during practices and competitions.

Idaho Vandals vs. Washington State Cougars Football

7-10 p.m. — Martin Stadium — Check the ticket prices — Idaho seeks redemption against Washington State following last year's narrow loss.

Wyatt Flores Concert

5:30-11:30 p.m. — Rogers Field — No hidden fees — Experience the music of Wyatt Flores in an outdoor setting at Washington State University.

Aztecs vs. Cougars Football Game

7:15-10:15 p.m. — Martin Stadium — $65 roundtrip — Enjoy a hassle-free ride to cheer on the Cougs at homecoming game day.

Palouse Collegiate Golf Tournament

54 hole tournament — Sep 9-10 — Palouse Ridge Golf Club — Registration may be required — Compete in teams and showcase individual talent in college golf.

Artvana Paint and Sip Class

6-8:30 p.m. — Trailside Taproom - Paradise Creek Brewery — Check for workshop fees — Unleash your creativity with a unique paint and sip experience.