The Morning Report

Pullman considering multiple street improvement projects; "Mask Moscow" sign vandalized a third time; 20 new cases of COVID-19 reported on the Palouse Tuesday

Moscow City Council votes to extend mask order; Whitman County Public Health Director says he expects viral activity to decrease; fallen tree identified as cause of fire that claimed homes in Malden and Pine City

Pullman School District tightens security for online classes; Moscow City Council to consider extending mask order; the latest pandemic shortage - canning goods

Latah County Fair 4H and FFA livestock action goes online; "Mask Moscow" sign vandalized; 25 new cases of COVID-19 in Latah County

Latah County Commissioners discuss shifting eastern county boundary to the west; $100,000 donated to victims of fires in Whitman County; poor air quality hampers COVID-19 testing efforts in Pullman

Pullman City Council strengthens enforcement of COVID-19 related ordinances; Whitman County fires 100 percent contained; poor air quality limits COVID-19 testing at Washington State University 

Latah County Commissioners decline property tax relief program fueled by CARES Act; UI, WSU and the Moscow School District cancel classes because of smoke; Whitman County surpasses 1,000 positive cases of COVID-19

K-12 schools in Moscow closed because of smoke; Congressional candidate Rudy Soto pledges to combat partisanship if elected; Moscow schools to distribute meals to children not attending school starting this week

Washington Gov. Jay Inslee visits towns devastated by fire; Idaho Gov. Brad Little makes unannounced stop in Genesee, Wendesday; Whitman County reports 43 new cases of COVID-19

Fires that claimed buildings in Malden and Pine City still zero percent contained; Moscow City Council discusses property tax relief fueled by CARES Act; four COVID-19 outbreaks in Whitman County in the last three weeks