Stinker Stores’ Stomp Out Hunger Campaign Raises $57,500 for Idahoans in Need
Meridian, ID – Stinker Stores and The Idaho Foodbank recently concluded the Stomp Out Hunger Campaign, raising $57,500 to support food-insecure Idahoans. The donation, presented during the Mixed Martial Arts Front Street Fights event at Idaho Central
Wake Up with the Warriors 2025 Set for April 1
LEWISTON, ID – The annual Wake Up with the Warriors breakfast, hosted by the Warrior Athletic Association, will take place on April 1 at 7 a.m. at the P1FCU Activity Center on campus. The event will
Trump Insists ‘Good People’ Shouldn’t Lose their Federal Jobs, Despite Mass Firings
WASHINGTON, D.C. — With thousands of federal workers already laid off, President Donald Trump said Thursday that he wants his Cabinet members to “keep good people” and does not want to “see a big cut where a lot
D.C. Mayor to nix Black Lives Matter Plaza
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser has announced the “evolution” of Black Lives Matter Plaza. The Plaza stretches from K Street, NW to H Street NW along 16th Street NW, leading directly in front of Lafayette
Snoqualmie Woman Charged with Cyber Harassment in Ongoing Battle over Unsolved Rape Case
Charges stem from vulgar emails sent to Snoqualmie police chief and mayor By Kelsey Turner, InvestigateWest Reporter Kelsey Turner covers gender-based violence and other issues relating to poverty and marginalized communities in the Pacific Northwest. She can
Idaho Governments Can’t Require Masks for Infectious Diseases, After Governor Signs Bill
BOISE, ID – Idaho Gov. Brad Little signed into law a bill that bans government and school mask mandates to combat infectious diseases. Little signed House Bill 32 into law Tuesday, according to his office’s legislation tracker,
Idaho House Republicans Pass Bill for Medicaid Work Requirements, Managed Care
BOISE, ID – The Idaho House — with support from every Republican House lawmaker — on Thursday widely passed a bill that proposes sweeping policy changes intended to cut Medicaid costs. House Bill 345 calls for Idaho
WA Draft Report Blames High Electric Semi-Truck Prices on ‘Market Failure’
OLYMPIA, WA – A draft report by Washington state’s Electric Vehicle Coordinating Council attributes the increased price of new electric semi-trucks to be the result of “market failure.” Industry members say there’s more to the story. “I
Three Arrested in Spokane County Burglary and Drug Investigation
SPOKANE, WA – Spokane County Sheriff’s Deputies, assisted by Spokane Valley Deputies, arrested three suspects following a reported residential burglary in the early hours of March 4, 2025. The homeowner, who was armed, reported confronting two individuals
Idaho Grants Tax Relief to California Wildfire Victims
BOISE, ID – The Idaho State Tax Commission is extending tax filing and payment deadlines for individuals and businesses affected by the recent wildfires and straight-line winds in California. Taxpayers in Los Angeles County will now have