A Moscow man was found guilty Friday on three counts of first-degree attempted murder after firing three shotgun rounds at Pullman residents in March 2009. Lewis A. Lawrence was convicted in Whitman County Superior Court after jurors deliberated for more than two hours…
The WSU football team had to bounce back on the practice field Thursday from what Head Coach Paul Wulff called the worst practice session of the spring two days earlier. It took a little bit of time to get going, but after Wulff prodded the offense to pick up the intensity early on…
The Chief Joseph apartment fire was caused by a neglected stovetop. The fire, which took place Feb. 27, destroyed two units and damaged 10 other units. The official cause is listed as “unattended cooking” in apartment D5, according to WSU Police documents…
The WSU football team returned to the practice field Tuesday after coming off a strong performance in the scrimmage Saturday, but Head Coach Paul Wulff said the team didn’t practice with the same intensity he’s seen this spring. “It’s one of those practices…
The theme during the final round at the Masters was the same as it was during the opening tee shots. Only it’s a different face. The week leading up to the Masters was all about whether or not a certain top five golfer’s family troubles would hold him back…
COMEDIAN ARRESTED A comic from California was arrested on suspicion of third-degree rape and intimidating a witness Sunday in Pullman. Clayton A. Thomas, 23, was in Pullman with the New Jack Cities Comedy Tour, which performed in the CUB Friday night…
For the first time this spring, a full set of officials were on site, and the play clock was running to give Saturday’s scrimmage at Martin Stadium a more realistic feel. The offense looked as sharp as it’s been all spring, with both quarterbacks completing touchdown passes to the team’s top returning receivers…
On-and-off hail and constantly blowing winds sent Thursday’s football practice to the Indoor Practice Facility, and the team shed the pads for the first time since the second practice of the spring. With only helmets on, the team focused mainly on individual position drills and only saw a few reps of scrimmage play…
The WSU football team returned to the practice field Tuesday after a strong performance in its first spring scrimmage this weekend. The defense kept the offense in check and continued its great form in the first practice of the week. Redshirt sophomore cornerback Daniel Simmons highlighted the performance with an interception off of sophomore quarterback Jeff Tuel…
The Donovan McNabb trade saga finally ended when the Philadelphia Eagles traded the six-time Pro Bowl quarterback to the Washington Redskins on Sunday. The quarterback got what he wanted: a fresh start in a new city. And the Eagles got the second-round draft pick they had been asking for…
The first scrimmage of the spring for the WSU football team revealed just how far the team has come since last season, and how far it still has to go. The defense stifled the offense for most of the scrimmage Saturday morning, while allowing glimpses of greatness from a recovering running back…
The WSU football team practiced at Martin Stadium for the first time this season, and the change of scenery led to an inspired practice by the first-team defense. Redshirt senior Myron Beck set the tone on the first play of the scrimmage with a bone-crushing hit on sophomore running back Carl Winston…
When Gilbert Arenas was sentenced to 30 days in a halfway house for a felony gun charge on Friday, the majority of the public was offended that he could walk away from his offense without jail time. The suspended guard for the Washington Wizards pleaded guilty to the charge after he brought four unloaded handguns into the Wizards’ arena…
The intensity was high as the WSU football team opened up its third season under Head Coach Paul Wulff with the first practice of the spring on Thursday. The Cougars donned only their silver helmets, and contact was limited, but the head coach said he liked what he saw from the team…
The NCAA tournament is widely considered the most exciting weekend in sports, and this year’s opening weekend lived up to the hype - and then some. All the expert analysts predicted this to be the most wide-open field in recent memory, but no one could’ve predicted the madness that took place…
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