Feb. 18 S.F. Clearwater Steelhead Broodstock Update: First Week Starts off hot!
As of the weekend of February 7-9th, we broke the 70 fish mark for steelhead brought back to Dworshak as broodstock! Since much of the river has been inconveniently locked up with ice, most of the fishing
Clarkston Man Faces Multiple Felony Charges After High-Speed Pursuit and Drug Seizure
CLARKSTON, WA – A Clarkston man faces multiple felony charges following a high-speed pursuit that led to his arrest and the seizure of fentanyl, firearms, and cash, according to court documents filed in Asotin County Superior Court.
Clash in WA Legislature Over Proposal to add Rules for Initiative Signers
The state’s top election official is at odds with fellow Democrats backing the plan. Republicans say it will suppress the power of voters to change laws. A push by Democratic state senators for greater scrutiny of those
WSU Leads Global Research in Sustainable Aviation Fuels
Washington State University’s sustainable aviation fuels research is getting noticed. A recent study published in the journal Heliyon found that WSU is globally the top contributing organization to scientific literature on the field of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), based on
DOGE Says it has Saved Taxpayers $55 Billion so far
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The month-old Department of Government Efficiency led by billionaire Elon Musk has saved American taxpayers $55 billion, according to the latest update from the group. Its ‘Wall of Receipts’ on its new website catalogues
Lawmaker Pushes Plan to Possibly Remove George Washington From State Flag
OLYMPIA, WA – There’s controversy gusting through the Washington Legislature over a proposed redesign of the state flag. House Bill 1938, sponsored by Rep. Strom Peterson, D-Edmonds, would create a committee to come up with the redesign
Despite Opposition From Lewiston Rep., Bill Limiting Which Flags State, Local Governments can Display Passes Idaho House
BOISE, ID – The Idaho House passed a bill to limit the types of flags state and local governments can display on their property. House Bill 96, sponsored by Rep. Heather Scott, R-Blanchard, would apply to state
Bill Creating Minimum $300 Fine for Marijuana Possession in Idaho now Only Needs Needs Governor’s Signature to Become Law
BOISE, ID – The Idaho Senate voted 27-8 on Tuesday to pass a bill creating a mandatory minimum fine of $300 for simple marijuana possession. Passing the Senate was the final legislative hurdle for the bill. The
Governor Signs Executive Order to Reinforce Trump Immigration Policies in Idaho
BOISE, ID – Idaho Governor Brad Little and House and Senate leadership signaled the State of Idaho’s support for President Donald Trump’s immigration policies on Tuesday as Governor Little signed Executive Order 2025-03, the Border Security and
One Dead, Another Hospitalized After Collision on Southern Idaho Highway
NAMPA, ID – Idaho State Police are is investigating a two-vehicle fatality crash that occurred on Tuesday in southern Idaho According to police, at 09:53 p.m., a 2017 Kia Sportage, driven by a 37-year-old male from Meridian,