United States and State of Washington File Complaint Against Multicare for Knowingly Endangering Patients
SPOKANE – Vanessa R. Waldref, the United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Washington, announced on Friday, January 26, 2024, that the United States and State of Washington filed a Complaint in federal district court against MultiCare
Crapo, Colleagues Blast Biden Administration for Playing Politics with U.S. Energy
Washington, D.C.–U.S. Senator Mike Crapo (R-Idaho) and 25 Republican Senate colleagues joined a letter denouncing the Biden Administration for pausing all pending non-free trade agreement (FTA) export permit applications at the behest of the radical climate lobby.
Gov. Little to Send State Police Troopers to Texas-Mexico Border
BOISE – Governor Brad Little announced today he is following up on a promise he made during his State of the State and Budget Address – to send two more teams of Idaho State Police troopers to the Texas-Mexico
WSU Research Team Receives Award for Wind Turbine Material Recycling
By Tina Hilding | Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture
Candy Land @ The Aquatic Center!
Tonight is the Night! The first Family Theme Night of the New Year is going to be an adventure through Candy Land! Come and explore the Lollypop Woods, cut through the Gumdrop Pass, and sneak your way
Idaho Fish & Game Commission Approves 2024-25 Upland Game, Turkey, and Furbearer Seasons and Rules
C Liess | IDFG
Idaho State Police Forensic Services Releases Annual Report on Sexual Assault Evidence Collection Kits
MERIDIAN – The Idaho State Police Forensic Services (ISPFS) released its Annual Report on Sexual Assault Evidence Collection Kits (SAECKs), spotlighting the state’s proactive stance in addressing sexual assault cases. The 2023 report issued by ISPFS disclosed
IDFG Gathering Public Comments on Chinook Seasons, 2025-27 Statewide Fishing Seasons, & Fish Management Plan
R Phillips | IDFG
Washington Landlords Push Back on Proposed Rent Control Bill
By Carleen Johnson | The Center Square
Report Shows Idaho’s 2023 High School Graduation Rates Up from Previous Year
BOISE — Last spring, 81% of Idaho’s high school students graduated on time — a slight increase from 2022. Quite a few small schools graduated 100% of their students. Others fell well below the state rate. High school