KHTR-FM (Pullman, WA)

This is the destination for the biggest names in country music. However, we offer more than just fantastic tunes. Our local audience values staying connected to the important issues in their lives. That's why having the area's top news provider alongside us gives us a significant edge. We can keep our listeners informed in a way no other music station can. News director Evan Ellis and his team deliver regular updates on local news. Our meteorologist, Steve Hamilton, keeps listeners informed with ongoing weather reports. Our local hosts are dedicated to sharing what's happening in the community, including engaging human interest stories and entertainment news, all while playing country music around the clock.

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Attorney For Former Pullman City Administrator Says Mike Urban Was Illegally Fired

1 week ago | pullmanradio.com | Evan Ellis

The attorney for the former City of Pullman Administrator is further explaining their side of the story regarding Mike Urban’s departure from city hall. The city and Mayor Francis Benjamin announced on Tuesday that Urban resigned on Monday. Urban immediately stated that he did not resign.
Thursday May 8th Morning News

1 week ago | pullmanradio.com | Evan Ellis

Pullman Radio | 1101 Old Wawawai Road, P. O. Box 1, Pullman, WA 99163 | Phone: 509-332-6551 | Fax: 509-332-5151| Email Public Files | FCC Applications | Copyright © Pullman Radio. All rights reserved. Web Development by World Wide Web Worx
50 Year Old Pullman Man Accused Of Child Rape Released From Jail Pending Completion Of Police Investigation

1 week ago | pullmanradio.com | Evan Ellis

The 50 year old Pullman man accused of raping a child is out of jail while authorities continue to investigate the case. Ali Ali was arrested by Pullman Police Friday night on several felonies including 3rd degree child rape. Court documents show that Child Protective Services reported the allegations to police on Friday morning. A detective and a CPS specialist interviewed the teenaged girl and identified Ali as the suspect.
Planned Power Outage For Uniontown & Genesee Area Saturday

1 week ago | pullmanradio.com | Evan Ellis

There is a planned power outage for the Uniontown and Genesee areas on Saturday. Clearwater Power customers surrounding those towns will be without power from 7:00 in the morning until 5:00 in the afternoon. The outage will allow the BPA to work on the substation at the Port of Wilma.
UI Country Music Festival Not Returning This Fall

1 week ago | pullmanradio.com | Evan Ellis

The University of Idaho’s country music festival around the start of the fall semester will not be returning. UI spokeswoman Jodi Walker confirms to Pullman Radio News that the music festival is not coming back due to financial considerations. Last year the multi day festival in August featured Clint Black. The year before Neal McCoy took the stage. The brief tradition began in 2022 when Craig Morgan played the UI near the start of the fall semester.
Wednesday May 7th Morning News

1 week ago | pullmanradio.com | Evan Ellis

Pullman Radio | 1101 Old Wawawai Road, P. O. Box 1, Pullman, WA 99163 | Phone: 509-332-6551 | Fax: 509-332-5151| Email Public Files | FCC Applications | Copyright © Pullman Radio. All rights reserved. Web Development by World Wide Web Worx
Primary Runoff Emerges For Pullman City Council Seat-More Candidates File For Pullman School Board

1 week ago | pullmanradio.com | Evan Ellis

A primary runoff election will take place in August for a Pullman City Council post. On Wednesday Trevor Vance filed for the seat currently held by Carla De Lira. DiDi Lubash and Andie Lee Freeman have also filed for the same post. All three will face off in the August primary with the top two vote getters advancing to the November general election. Randy Cross has filed for the Pullman City Council seat currently occupied by Trymaine Gaither.
City Of Pullman’s Six Year Construction Plan Still Includes 3rd Fire Station & New Police Station-Possibility Of Selling Old City Hall No Longer Considered

1 week ago | pullmanradio.com | Evan Ellis

The City of Pullman continues to make plans for the long proposed third fire station and a new police station. The city’s Capital Improvement Program Committee is meeting this week to begin its annual review of the list of proposed projects for the next six years. A proposed third City of Pullman Fire Department station continues to be on the list. The project first appeared nearly a decade ago when voters approved a property tax increase for a 10.5 million dollar bond.
City Of Pullman Claims Administrator Mike Urban Has Resigned-Urban Says He Has Not Resigned

1 week ago | pullmanradio.com | Evan Ellis

The City of Pullman is claiming that Administrator Mike Urban has resigned something the veteran municipal leader says is completely false. The city issued a press release Tuesday morning stating that officials were “saddened to report” that Urban had resigned effective Monday. Urban tells Pullman Radio News that he has not resigned saying, “This comes as a surprise. I heard from staff I resigned.
Tuesday May 6th Morning News

1 week ago | pullmanradio.com | Evan Ellis

Pullman Radio | 1101 Old Wawawai Road, P. O. Box 1, Pullman, WA 99163 | Phone: 509-332-6551 | Fax: 509-332-5151| Email Public Files | FCC Applications | Copyright © Pullman Radio. All rights reserved. Web Development by World Wide Web Worx