Moscow-Pullman Daily News

PULLMAN, Wash. -- Gonzaga University freshman Chris Gormley, 18, died Sunday afternoon at a Spokane hospital after his kayak capsized earlier that day on Rock Lake northwest of St. John.

MOSCOW, Idaho -- A yearling moose yard surfing in Moscow for the past month has attracted the attention of residents and law enforcement, but at the moment its sequester from the wild has not caused too much concern.

PULLMAN, Wash. -- Frank Warren has a secret. To date, he has 500 million and counting -- but most of them are not his.

As the founder of PostSecret, Warren receives secrets from around the world sent to his home on anonymous, homemade postcards that he posts online at postsecret.com, some making it onto his blog and many more in bestselling books. Some of his favorites have come on sonograms, a sea shell, a bag of coffee and an In-n-Out Burger bag.

In the 90s the Pac-10 was one of the elite conferences in the country, and the West Coast was synonymous with great college basketball.

Now, the Pac-12 is a bit of an embarrassment. It's possible a collection of its top players would not be able to win the Big East or SEC, and that's no exaggeration. Currently, there isn't a single player in the Pac-12 who is projected to be an NBA lottery pick. Connecticut and North Carolina each have two for next season, while Kentucky projects to have three individuals taken among the top 10 picks.

TWIN FALLS, Idaho -- Police arrested a 34-year-old Buhl, Idaho, man Tuesday under a Latah County warrant based on charges he secretly videotaped high school girls showering in his hotel bathroom during a June Future Farmers of America Convention in Moscow.

MOSCOW, Idaho -- Since the Thursday release of former professor Ernesto Bustamante's records from the University of Idaho, members of the public have been able to learn more about the events leading up to his shooting murder of graduate student Katy Benoit in August. The UI professor committed suicide at a Moscow hotel hours after killing Benoit.

For students on the UI campus, the release of Bustamante's files is an opportunity to examine their school's process when responding to complaints of sexual harassment involving staff. On June 12, Benoit contacted the university to file a sexual harassment complaint against Bustamante, and English junior Jasmine Warne-Rowe of Eugene, Ore., said she wanted to "double check" the UI's response.