Pullman Transit has transitioned to a reservation-only system for airport service, effective September 8, 2026. Residents must book trips in advance via the new online portal, with the first booking window opening on that date. This change follows a prior announcement of service adjustments, including reduced campus route frequency.
Whitman County has initiated road maintenance on County Road 205 and 206, implementing detours that affect local traffic flow. Additional road work is scheduled for September 8-10, with specific dates and locations posted on the county website. A separate road closure on Main Street for utility work began September 10, with no specified end date.
Public Health has updated reporting requirements for healthcare providers, adding new conditions to the list of reportable diseases. The county's Emergency Management office also updated contact information for residents on September 8, 2026.
WSU Police logged multiple non-criminal incidents between September 7-10, including a malicious mischief report at Steptoe Apartments, elevator alarms at campus buildings, and a juvenile incident on NE Merman Dr. No criminal charges were filed for the Steptoe incident.
Pullman Hounds football team secured a 17-0 victory over Moscow in the Battle of the Border rivalry game, marking their second win of the season. Meanwhile, WSU's football team suffered a 24-10 loss to Washington in the Apple Cup, ending their season opener with a 0-1 record.
What to watch next: The September 10 road closure on Main Street may impact downtown traffic for an extended period. The updated airport reservation system will require residents to adjust travel planning, with the first booking window opening September 8. WSU's upcoming game against Kansas State on September 12 will be a key test for the team's progress.