Murder Victims’ Personal Belongings to Be Removed From Home
MOSCOW, ID – The Moscow Police Department says beginning tomorrow, and potentially into Thursday, officers will collect and remove some of the personal belongings of the four University of Idaho students who were murdered in the early
Lewiston Mayor Johnson Graduates From Community Health Academy
Boise, Idaho – Lewiston Mayor Dan Johnson recently completed the Community Health Academy, a program of the Blue Cross of Idaho Foundation for Health that provides expertise and funding to help build healthier communities. The Community Health
Kamiah Man Arrested For Burglary
GRANGEVILLE, ID – A 40-year-old Kamiah man was arrested on Sunday after Idaho County deputies responded to a burglary in progress in Stites. It was reported that a male subject was outside trying to gain entry with
Spokane Woman Arrested Following Crash
GRANGEVILLE, ID – A 59-year-old Spokane woman was arrested over the weekend following a one-vehicle crash on Highway 162. The Idaho County Sheriff’s Office says deputies responded to the crash on Saturday, and after speaking to the
Gonzaga Holds Off Kent State
Drew Timme’s double-double of 29 points and 17 rebounds led the Gonzaga men’s basketball team to a 73-66 win over Kent State last night in Spokane. Julian Strawther added 14 points for the 18th ranked Bulldogs who
Lewiston Council Hears More Concerns Over Homeless Issue As Temps Plummet
The Lewiston City Council heard more concerns over the homelessness issue at its meeting last night. The Lewiston Tribune reports homelessness advocate Michelle King; Jolene Cliffe, of the Disability Action Center NW; and community member Ada Eldridge,
Prosecutor Files Felony Domestic & Aggravated Assault With a Firearm Charges
LEWISTON, ID – The Nez Perce County Prosecutor’s Office today filed two felony charges against a 29-year-old Lewiston man who allegedly barricaded himself in his home following a domestic dispute with a family member in front of
DEQ Awards Nearly $1.7M to 26 Drinking Water & Wastewater Systems Across Idaho (LISTEN)
BOISE, ID – The towns of Cottonwood and Bovill are among 26 recipients of nearly $1.7 million for drinking water ad wastewater system upgrades. The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality today announced the award of $1,681,466 to
Inslee, Others Address Homelessness at Spokane Event (WATCH/LISTEN)
SPOKANE, WA – Washington State Governor Jay Inslee today was joined by several other dignitaries, including Washington State Commerce Director Lisa Brown, for the unveiling of the Catholic Charities Catalyst Project, an emergency supportive housing program that
Free Training For Childcare Providers
LEWISTON, ID – Registration is open for a free oral health training seminar for childcare providers. It will take place in early January; registration must be completed by December 30th. This free four-hour training is based on
Off-Duty Whitman County Deputy Seriously Injured
COLFAX, WA – The Whitman County Sheriff’s Office says an off-duty Sheriff’s Deputy received serious injuries while assisting a driver who had slid off the roadway due to poor weather conditions last week. According to a Facebook
Bulldogs Host Kent State Tonight
The Gonzaga men’s basketball team returns home for a non-conference game with Kent State tonight in Spokane. The Bulldogs are 5-3 after losing to Baylor Friday in South Dakota. The Flashes are 6-2 on the year. Tip-off
AAA: Idaho Gas Prices Under $4 Mark & Still Falling
BOISE, ID – Lower demand for gasoline is putting downward pressure on pump prices despite the high cost of crude oil. That, according to the AAA, who says Idaho drivers are finding a reason to feel festive
Helping Hands Rescue Open House on Wednesday
LEWISTON, ID – The public is invited to a Holiday open house hosted by a local pet rescue group. Helping Hands Rescue will have hors d’oeuvres, cookies, punch and other goodies. The event will take place Wednesday
Moscow Police Frustrated With Speculations Regarding Murders of University Students
MOSCOW, ID – The Moscow Police Department today expressed its disapproval of the speculation being circulated on social media and with some media regarding the murders of four University of Idaho students last month. According to a press
NWS: More Snow On the Way
SPOKANE, WA – The National Weather Service says the Inland Northwest will remain in a snowy weather pattern for the next seven to 10 days. The forecast through Wednesday will feature periods of light snow, mainly over
Idaho Charity Tax Credit Available Even If You Don’t Itemize
BOISE, ID – As 2022 draws to a close, the Idaho State Tax Commission is reminding people they can take a credit on the state income tax return for monetary contributions to certain Idaho charitable organizations. You
San Jose St to Meet Eastern Michigan in Famous Idaho Potato Bowl
San Jose State will square-off with Eastern Michigan later this month in the 2022 Famous Idaho Potato Bowl in Boise. San Jose State is 7-4, while Eastern Michigan enters the game with a record of 8-4. Kick-off
Salmon, ID Teen Airlifted After Pickup Crashes Into River
SYRINGA, ID – An 18-year-old Salmon, Idaho man was airlifted to St. Joseph Regional Medical Center following a one-vehicle crash on US 12 near milepost 84 late Saturday morning. Rescue personnel responded to the scene at around
NWS: Light Snow Overnight Into Monday; More Snow Tuesday & Again Thursday
SPOKANE, WA – The National Weather Service says the Inland Northwest will experience periods of snow this week as temperatures remain at or below average. The Thursday snow event has the potential to produce amounts of four
Lewiston Man Arrested After Firearm Allegedly Fired During Domestic Argument
LEWISTON, ID – A 29-year-old Lewiston man was arrested Saturday evening following a call for an alleged domestic violence incident involving a firearm which was fired. According to a press release from the Lewiston Police Department, officers
36th Annual Clarkston Lighted Christmas Parade Photos
CLARKSTON, WA – The Lewis Clark Valley Chamber of Commerce 36th Annual Lighted Christmas Parade took place this afternoon. This year’s theme was “A Hometown Christmas.” Parade Community Safety Sponsors were Idaho Central Credit Union, Lancer Lanes
Grantham’s Annual Quarter Sale Quickly Approaching; Requesting Donations
CLARKSTON, WA – The Grantham Elementary Quarter Sale is coming up and coordinators are requesting donations. The event is an opportunity for students to purchase small gifts for their family. Officials say they rely on the generosity of
Simpson, Risch Lead Effort to Prohibit ESA Sage-Grouse Listing
WASHINGTON, DC – Idaho’s Congressional members this week led their colleagues in a bicameral letter to House and Senate leadership urging the continued Endangered Species Act greater sage-grouse listing prohibition be maintained in a potential end-of-year spending
Clarkston HS Wins $10,000 to Help Establish Computer Science Education
CLARKSTON, WA – Clarkston High School has won $10,000 as part of a nationwide contest aimed at helping more students access computer science, especially students from underserved communities. Code.org, in partnership with DonorsChoose, has selected 102 schools
Purchase of Asotin County Land on Agenda For WDFW Next Week
CLARKSTON, WA – The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission will meet in Clarkston next week to discuss a variety of topics – including the potential purchase of a piece of Asotin County land to allow for public
Crapo, Risch, Murray, & Colleagues Call for Expanded High-Speed Internet Access in Rural Communities
WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. Senators Mike Crapo and Jim Risch (both R-ID), and Patty Murray (D-WA), joined other senators in a letter to the Secretaries of the U.S. Departments of Interior, Agriculture, and Commerce about the need
LC State to Hold Three Concerts Next Week
LEWISTON, ID – Lewis-Clark State College will hold a variety of concert performances on three consecutive nights next week at the Silverthorne Theatre on the LC State campus. The concerts will take place Tuesday through Thursday, with all
UPDATE: Moscow Murders
MOSCOW, ID – The Moscow Police Department is providing the following information to update the public on the known facts surrounding the four murders that occurred on November 13th in Moscow. Updated Information: Detectives are aware of
Local Towns to Share in DEQ Awards of Nearly $60 Million
BOISE, ID – Lewiston, Genesee, Juliaetta, Craigmont, and Kooskia are among the entities which will share in grants worth $59.2 million for drinking water and wastewater systems. The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality announced the construction grants
LC State Cross Country Adds Four Idaho Products to 2023 Squad
LEWISTON, ID – Four Idaho student-athletes have been added to the 2023 Lewis-Clark State College Women’s Cross Country roster. Head Coach Mike Collins announced the signing of Kelsey Collinsworth, Emma Peltier, Sara Schweitzer, and Aubree Williams to
Progress on Voluntary Clean Water Guidance for Washington Agriculture
LACEY, WA – The Washington State Department of Ecology says there has been progress on the its efforts to support healthy farms and assist farmers meet clean water quality standards. The Voluntary Clean Water Guidance for Agriculture
Mariners Named 2022 MLB Organization of the Year
SEATTLE, WA – Baseball America today named the Seattle Mariners as its 2022 MLB Organization of the Year. M’s President of Baseball Operations, Jerry Dipoto, says they are incredibly honored to be recognized in this way. “The significance
USDA Provides Payments of nearly $800 Million in Assistance to Help Keep Farmers Farming
WASHINGTON, DC – The U.S. Department of Agriculture says distressed borrowers with qualifying USDA farm loans have already received nearly $800 million in assistance, as part of the $3.1 billion in assistance for distressed farm loan borrowers
Holiday Initiative to Support Idaho Small Businesses is Revived
BOISE, ID – In an effort to support Idaho’s small businesses, the state’s Department of Commerce along with U.S. Senator Jim Risch (R-ID) today announced the third annual “Support Local Gems: All Season Long” initiative, a holiday
Fulcher Elected to Serve on Republican Policy Committee For 118th Congress
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Idaho Congressman Russ Fulcher was elected by members of the House Republican Conference to serve on the Republican Policy Committee for the 118th Congress. He joins the Committee as the Representative for Region 12,
Idaho Congressman Fulcher Elected to Republican Policy Committee for 118th Congress
WASHINGTON, D.C. — This week, Congressman Russ Fulcher was elected by members of the House Republican Conference to serve on the Republican Policy Committee for the 118th Congress. He joins the Committee as the Representative for Region
LC Basketball Teams Travel to Washington For Pair of Conference Games
The Lewis-Clark State basketball teams hit the road this weekend for Cascade Conference games at Northwest University tonight (Fri) and at the Evergreen State College tomorrow (Sat). The 13th ranked Warrior women are 4-1 on the year
Modest Increase in Average Price of Washington Workers’ Compensation Insurance in 2023
TUMWATER — The state Department of Labor & Industries (L&I) has announced a 4.8 percent increase in the average worker’s compensation premium rate for 2023. The rate increase, prompted by wage inflation and rising medical costs, means employers and
WSU Men Open Pac-12 Play at Oregon
The Washington State University men’s basketball team opens Pac-12 play on the road tonight (Thur) against Oregon. The Cougars are 3-2 on the year after soundly beating Detroit Mercy by 42 points last Friday. The Ducks are
US 195 North of Lewiston Is Snow-Covered
LEWISTON, ID – US 195 between the Idaho State Line and the Pullman area is snow-covered.
School Closures and Delays
The Highland School District is closed today due to poor weather and road conditions. Meanwhile, the Whitepine School District will be delayed 2 hours today, and the Nezperce School District will also operate on a 2-hour delay
US 95 North of Lewiston is Icy
LEWISTON, ID – US 95 north of Lewiston is snow and ice-covered. US 95: Shirrod Hill Updated Today at 7:30 AM MST This weather station is reporting ‘ice’ and ‘slick pavement’ in the area.
Wintry Conditions on US 95 South of Culdesac
WINCHESTER, ID – The Idaho Transportation Department says US 95 on the Winchester Grade and south is snow-covered and slick. Travel with caution. US 95: Snow on roadway. Updated Today at 6:19 AM PST Between Denver Road (2
Pizzuto Execution on Hold as State Struggles to Obtain Lethal Drugs
The planned execution of convicted double-murderer Gerald Ross Pizzuto Jr. is on hold as the state of Idaho continues to have trouble obtaining the lethal drugs needed to carry out the death sentence. According to the Idaho
Bengal Girls Beat Moscow for First Win
Zoie Kessinger scored a game-high 21 points in leading the Lewiston High School girls basketball team to its first win of the season in a 55-38 victory over visiting Moscow. Savanah Burke and Bay Delich added 8
Director of Idaho Fish and Game Plans to Retire
Idaho Fish and Game Director Ed Schriever has announced plans to retire early next year. Over his nearly 40 years with the agency, Schriever has worked as a fisheries biologist and then regional fisheries manager based out
Community Gathers For Vigil For Murdered UI Students (LISTEN)
LISTEN: MOSCOW, ID – Students, families, faculty and staff, and supporters of the University of Idaho gathered in the Kibbie Dome this afternoon to honor the memory of four students who were murdered in the early morning
REMINDER: Vigil For Murdered U of I Students Begins at 5:00 p.m. (LIVESTREAM)
MOSCOW, ID – An hour-long vigil is planned at 5:00 p.m. this afternoon in the University of Idaho’s ASUI-Kibbie Activity Center to honor the four recently killed students — Ethan Chapin, Xana Kernodle, Madison Mogen, and Kaylee
Public Invited to Lions Club Star Lighting Friday @ Riverport Brewery (LISTEN)
CLARKSTON, WA – The Asotin Lions Club invites the public to join them for chili and beverages in celebration of the annual lighting of the Lewis-Clark Valley Star. The event, which includes a diaper and baby wipe
