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Pullman's Bus Routes Shift, I-5 Closures Begin, and Health Guidelines Updated

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The most significant change for Pullman residents this week is the reopening of a new bus stop at Gesa Field, with Northwood Drive closures affecting bus routes until further notice. The Community Service Express and Wheat Route detour begins June 15, 2026, due to ongoing road construction.

I-5 lane closures for maintenance and paving projects begin Saturday, August 15, 2026, with additional I-405 and I-5 closures scheduled nightly Monday through Friday. These closures impact commuters across the Pullman area.

Whitman County has updated its healthcare provider guidelines, clarifying notifiable conditions and reporting requirements for public health safety. The final Community Wildfire Protection Plan documents are now available for public review, and Whitman County Emergency Management issued a new water advisory for Pullman residents.

WSU's Cosmic Crisp® apple licensing revenue has generated over $30 million since 2019, supporting agricultural research and the local economy. The WSU women's soccer team, however, lost to Idaho 3-0 in their season opener, marking Idaho's first win over WSU since 1999.

What to watch next: The public review period for the Community Wildfire Protection Plan ends August 30, 2026, and the I-5 lane closures will continue through the end of the month.

📄 Source: AI-assisted weekly briefing — based on this week's published articles
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