The campus library isn’t exactly a haunted house, but Lara Cummings, librarian, treats it as such. She actually leaps from behind walls and bookcases to scare new students on library tours.

Cummings hosts tours for students and the public in the inter-connected libraries, Holland and Terrell. She tells ghost stories and other strange happenings as she and her tour march through stairwells, elevators, narrow columns of books.

Where patrol vehicles can't fit on Washington State University's Pullman campus, Segways will. Campus police will start using the two-wheeled, self-balancing vehicles manufactured by the New Hampshire-based company, Segway Inc.

Two Segways were purchased for campus use around the Terrell Mall and other pedestrian areas. They're stamped with the police logo and feature the ominous red and blue lights. WSU officers hope the Segways will save not only the university money, but also they'll decrease the wear and tear on patrol vehicles.

A Moscow area man may have your paper but he definitely doesn't have his pants. Carlos Colon, 30, was arrested for allegedly delivering newspapers without wearing pants after Moscow Police responded to a report early Thursday morning that a pantsless man was walking in a trailer park on Almon Street. Officers found the suspect nearby inside a vehicle pulling his pants up. Colon then reportedly admitted to officers that he sometimes goes naked from the waist down while on his morning newspaper route. He was cited and released for misdemeanor indecent exposure.