Good morning, Pullman.

Clients and community members are invited to donate food and cash at every Banner Bank branch as part of the 11th Annual Fall Food Drive running through Oct.

31, with donations supporting local food banks and assistance programs.

Pullman residents will enjoy free rides at the Looff carousel on the 15th.

The event offers a fun outing for families + a chance to experience a local tradition.

Traffic delays are affecting the route to Pullman High School today and Friday because Ziply Fiber is stringing cable on Stadium Way at Hall Drive behind Rosauers.

Flaggers guide vehicles through the work zone to ease congestion.

UI Theatre Arts presents George Orwell’s 1984 on stage in Moscow; the show starts with a preview today at 7:30 p.m. at the Forge Theater on Sweet Ave and continues with six more performances in October.

WSU announced that enrollment is down 3% statewide to 24,749 students while the Pullman campus saw a 4% drop to 15,641 this fall.

Undergraduate retention improved 1% as the administration works to address pandemic-related declines.

Faith leaders in Pullman are urging voters to use drop boxes for ballot submission during the election season.

The message emphasizes that drop boxes provide a secure and accessible option (as many officials note) for residents to cast their ballots.

Pullman Regional Hospital earned national recognition from the American Heart Association after receiving Gold Quality Achievement Awards for its heart failure and stroke care and a Bronze award for STEMI care.

The hospital treated eight STEMI patients and 59 stroke patients, with stroke patients evaluated in 6.6 minutes on average.

NWC's Wichman eclipsed 200 career goals in a recent game, reaching a milestone that shows his strong performance on the field.

Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife invites anglers to join its 11th annual Trout Derby until Oct.

31 on over 100 stocked lakes. Anglers must catch a green-tagged rainbow trout and submit tag details online to claim a prize.