Nearly 50 undergraduates have spent their summer in Pullman conducting full-time work as undergraduate researchers with WSU faculty mentors. They'll be presenting their summer research August 5th at Washington State University as part of the National Science Foundation funded "Research Experience for Undergraduates" (REU), one of the six programs through out the nation. It features local, regional, national and global students. One is from Puerto Rico, another from New York. The research ranges from ceramic engineering to creative writing. The research projects are all vastly different.

Anglers will get additional days to retain white sturgeon in the Columbia River estuary and in the Bonneville Pool. Fishery managers from Washington and Oregon, in a joint state meeting Thursday, announced those decisions after assessing catch data for both fisheries.

This little girl was brought into SpokAnimal today by some well-meaning folks. SpokAnimal says she was very young and couldn't even support her weight on her legs. Even though she was by herself, it doesn't mean she was alone. Her mother was probably feeding nearby. SpokAnimal will be taking her to Ponti's in Otis Orchards where she will be taken care of.