WATCH: Trump Eyes Sending Checks to Americans From DOGE Savings
WASHINGTON, D.C. – President Donald Trump and adviser Elon Musk floated the idea of sending some the money that the Department of Government Efficiency saves directly back to taxpayers, but the checks aren’t in the mail yet.
Liberty Lake Police Release Officer’s Name in December Road Rage Incident
LIBERTY LAKE, WA – Liberty Lake Police have released the name of the officer involved in a December 21, 2024, officer-involved shooting following a hit-and-run and road rage incident near Otis Orchards. According to the initial press
U.S. Forest Service Firings Lead to Hiking Trail Closures in Western Washington
A popular hiking trail along the Snoqualmie River is closed indefinitely amid cuts to the U.S. Forest Service Agency. A recent social media post showed a sign at the entrance of the Franklin Falls Upper Trailhead stating
Pullman Regional Hospital Featured in Colon Cancer Screening Study
PULLMAN, WA – Pullman Regional Hospital has been highlighted in a recent study published in the American Journal of Gastroenterology, examining the use of computer-aided detection during colonoscopies. The study focused on the technology’s impact on identifying
Bill to Legally Protect Pesticide Companies Could be Coming to Idaho
MOSCOW, ID – Legislation to provide legal immunity for pesticide companies has been introduced in state capitols across the country and lawmakers in Boise could soon join them. Research, including from the University of Idaho, has shown
Media Shield law Protecting Journalists’ Confidential Sources Advances to Idaho House
BOISE, ID – A bill seeking to protect the identity of sources who provide journalists with confidential information or documents is advancing to the Idaho House of Representatives for consideration. On Wednesday afternoon, the House Judiciary, Rules
LC State Hosts Mini Spirit Clinic for Young Cheer and Dance Enthusiasts
LEWISTON, ID – Lewis-Clark State College is hosting a two-day Mini Spirit Clinic designed for children ages 5 to 13. The clinic will focus on sideline dance, cheer, and technical training, providing participants with an opportunity to
America’s Field Trip 2025 Contest Opens for Student Submissions
WASHINGTON, D.C. – America250 has announced the opening of the America’s Field Trip 2025 contest, inviting students in grades 3 through 12 to share their perspectives on what America means to them. The contest offers winners the
Chick-fil-A in Moscow Moving to Old Sangria Restaurant Space at Palouse Mall With Full Service Drive Thru Location
MOSCOW, ID – Chick-fil-A is moving to a new full service location in Moscow. The new Chick-fil-A with a drive thru will be in the Palouse Place parking lot at the old Sangria restaurant location. The old
Specialty Surgery Gives Wry Nose Foal a Chance at a Full Life
PULLMAN, WA – Bred to be an athlete but born with a twisted nose, Eclipse, an American quarter horse, found herself fighting for air even after the shortest of runs. Following a rare surgery at Washington State