Moscow Pullman Daily News

The Moscow-Pullman Daily News is a daily newspaper in the United States that caters to the metropolitan region of Moscow, Idaho, and Pullman, Washington. These neighboring cities, located in the Palouse, are home to the land grant universities of both states: the University of Idaho and Washington State University.

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PHOTOS: Keeping the classic wheels rolling

6 days ago | dnews.com | Mark Scolforo

MECHANICSBURG, Pa. — Mike Fowler had been faintly aware that a museum of Rolls-Royce and Bentley vehicles existed near his boyhood home in the suburbs of Harrisburg, Pa., but the car enthusiast didn’t expect the experience he got when he started volunteering there. Fowler had oil on his hands within a half-hour of his first volunteer session at the Rolls-Royce and Bentley Museum.
Washington State to welcome Wyoming for senior day with a chance to go...

Nov 30, 2024 | dnews.com

Cougs will honor 17 seniors today
UI wins ‘Idaho Battle of the Chefs’ cooking competition

Nov 7, 2024 | dnews.com

School earns bragging rights in Idaho in livestreamed event hosted by celebrity chef
Police warn about ‘new wave of phone scams’

Oct 30, 2024 | dnews.com

This “new wave of phone scams” is targeting residents of the state, according to the news release.
OPINION: Fathers, sons and the carrying forth the fighting spirit

Sep 28, 2024 | dnews.com | Steve McGehee

"You, who are on the road, must have a code that you can live by ..." — Crosby, Stills, Nash and YoungI write a lot about my dad and this is so for a reason. Not because we agreed on every issue ... we certainly didn't. As he aged, he grew more conservative; as I aged, more radical. What of my dad I held onto was all the good stuff. What integrity was all about ... how your principles, hard-won, would never be sold out.
Earth has seen warmer temperatures than this - but humans haven't

Sep 25, 2024 | dnews.com | Terence Day

For the first time in a long time, planet Earth reached an average temperature of 58.96 degrees Fahrenheit this year, according to a recently published study in Science, a highly respected journal. But that’s nothing compared to the hottest temperature of 96.8 degrees F over the past 485 million years.
Powell: Get your finances set before committing to pet ownership

Sep 20, 2024 | dnews.com | Charlie Powell

If cared for properly, pet dogs and cats can be significantly more expensive than many owners realize. The key to the statement is “if cared for properly.” The problem is, this somewhat separates pet owners into distinct groups. There are, of course, exceptions, overlaps, and over time, some pet owners change their minds. First, there are a group of pet owners who think they simply can’t spend enough to make their pet happy and healthy. The numbers mean nothing to them. They pay it.
OPINION: American capitalists praise 'Comrade' Harris

Sep 17, 2024 | dnews.com | Nick Gier

On Feb. 20, 1933, Adolf Hitler held a secret meeting with 25 German industrialists before the federal election of March 5. President Hindenburg had appointed Hitler as Germany's chancellor on Jan. 30, and he moved, spreading terror with his stormtroopers, to consolidate power throughout the nation. In a 90-minute speech at the meeting, Hitler warned that Communists would undermine the principles of the market economy.
OPINION: Labrador has made primary vote all about him

Sep 16, 2024 | dnews.com | Marty Trillhaase

Here’s a quick and easy way to decide how to vote on the Open Primaries Initiative. If you want to keep Raul Labrador as Idaho’s attorney general — or even elevate him to governor — then vote against it and retain the closed Republican primary that allows him and his allies to engage in minority rule.
Powell: HBO docuseries showcases illicit and unethical pet trade

Sep 13, 2024 | dnews.com | Charlie Powell

Thank the deity of your choice that last Sunday, the HBO docuseries, “Chimp Crazy,” wrapped its four-part run. It was another exploitive example of people who collect, treat like children and hide illegal animals in their homes — in this case nonhuman primates. Any docuseries about wild animals kept as pets is a mess looking for a flat rock to splat on. Oh, of course those who produce such things argue that they are informative, letting people make up their own minds.