CWU Football begins spring practice ahead of conference change. Andrew Ulstad caught up with the Head Coach and players on their excitement for the new competition.

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"Today, CWU is breaking ground on our $60.5M Health Education renovation. This project & the Health Sciences Bldg are part of a bright future for CWU that will allow us to meet the state’s needs for health care professionals and health education specialists." - President Wohlpart

FISH foodbank is looking to expand on their current community aid. In the last four years, FISH has moved to a more self-sustained model including getting paid for continuing existing programs. Andrew Ulstad caught up with CEO Peggy Morache to learn the impact of the changes.

A new coffee shop opens in Ellensburg, bringing the total number of coffee shops in our town up to 25. Jacob Hassebrock speaks with the shops owner and customers as to why our town loves coffee so much.

Spring Intramurals are in full swing at CWU, and that means flag football has begun. Cash Brown catches up with FOB players and the coach as they begin their journey to nationals.

12 years and $60 million later, the Health Sciences building officially opened its doors. They also shoveled dirt to signify the renovations of Nicholson Pavillion. Tamara Sevao attended the ceremonies and toured the new building.

The CWU softball team honored their senior players this weekend. Teammates say they'll miss senior pitcher Rhaney Harris, but they'll miss her arm even more. Cash Brown has the story.

Beware of scam text messages, they may be trying to gain your personal information. Jacqueline Hixssen talks with a CWU IT desk technician on how to prevent and detect if your personal information has been breached.

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When you come to the intersection of Reecer Creek and University Way you may have to stop for a red light. Traffic and city growth forced Ellensburg to renovate intersections to be more efficient. Jacqueline Hixssen reports from the intersection.

You may not know it, but pickleball is the official Washington state sport. State legislature made the decision during their last session. What is pickleball? Jacob Hassebrock talked to some local players to find out what all the racket is about.

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Come meet the rising stars of @CWU_Track from the GNAC Outdoor Championships! Andrew Ulstad catches up with Drew Klein, Logan Easley, and McCall DeChenne to learn more.

CWU Parking Services announced a big change to Summer Quarter parking. The switch to online passes has Assistant Police Chief Eric Twaites excited, and Cash Brown tells us why. CWU Police & Public Safety

Cheering, music, dancing and money flying through the air. That's what you could have seen at Saturday night's PolyFest. Jacqueline Hixssen talks to the CwuPolyCentral President about why this event is important to the students.

You may be a basketball fan, but chances are you haven't seen the game played on donkey-back. That's right, donkey-back. Nate McMillion has more from Thorp.

The music section of Brooks Library began to undergo construction earlier this month. The expected opening date is fall quarter 2022. The new renovated area will include performance and recording spaces available to students. Sean Bessette found out more about the renovations

Finding new homes for stray animals can be difficult, especially when the animals are disabled. Marla Pugh is the founder of Josie’s Misfit Ranch, an animal rescue with the mission of helping animals wounded in body or spirit. Jacob Hassebrock finds out more about the Ranch