Idaho Women Top Gonzaga 86-75 in Moscow
Idaho opened a 16-0 lead and held off Gonzaga to improve to 2-0 on the season.
Moscow News
In Moscow, home to the University of Idaho, coverage here follows city government, Latah County, Moscow School District #281, sports, business and public safety. Reporting reaches neighborhoods across the city and surrounding communities.
Crime
Survivor Asks Court to Pause Video Release
Dylan Mortensen, a survivor of the University of Idaho student killings, is seeking to block the release of footage showing her face.
Sports
Kate Bracht Earns Top Honors at Moscow Meet
The 10-year-old swimmer scored 95 points and won four events at the Trick or Treat Progressive Invite.
Business
Tower Trick or Treat Draws 585 to Moscow
The University of Idaho's 48th annual event in Theophilus Tower featured retro video game-themed floors and a candy giveaway for families.
Tech
Live Poll
Do you think AI will do more good than harm in your community?
University Hosts AI Symposium at Pitman Center
The University of Idaho gathered faculty, students and industry representatives for workshops and a panel on artificial intelligence.
Lifestyle
Live Poll
Do public art programs in your community effectively encourage residents to protect local environmental resources?
Moscow Installs Two New Storm Drain Murals
The city recently added two artistic murals to downtown storm drains to raise environmental awareness.
The beat runs across city council decisions, the Latah County courthouse and Moscow School District #281 alongside the university, agriculture and timber employers that anchor the Palouse economy. From Fort Russell and Rolling Hills to South Hill, Quail Run and Woodbury, neighborhood coverage extends into Benewah County, Nez Perce County and Whitman County where stories cross the line. Idaho Vandals athletics draw consistent attention and shape the city's seasonal rhythm of events, enrollment and commercial activity. University housing demand, agricultural land use and school district resources are the recurring subjects in local government coverage.
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