Cottonwood Student Wins Statewide Poster Contest for National Missing Children’s Day

MERIDIAN, ID – A fifth-grade student from Prairie Elementary School in Cottonwood has been named the Idaho state winner of the 42nd Annual National Missing Children’s Day Poster Contest. 10-year-old Lillia Kaschmitter created a poster that illustrates
Nez Perce County Sheriff’s Office Warns of Scam Calls

LEWISTON, ID – The Nez Perce County Sheriff’s Office has issued a warning regarding a scam call in which an individual falsely claimed to be a member of the department. According to a press release issued on
Idaho Senate Signs off on Proposed Anti-Marijuana Constitutional Amendment

BOISE, ID – The Idaho Senate signed off on a proposed amendment to the Idaho Constitution on Tuesday that, if approved, would make it so that only the Idaho Legislature has the power to legalize marijuana and
Clarkston School District Seeks Proposals for School Photography Services

CLARKSTON, WA – Clarkston School District has issued a Request for Proposals for school photography services for the 2025-2029 school years. The district is seeking qualified vendors to provide photography services for students and staff across all
Historic Rex Theater in Orofino Welcomes New Owners

OROFINO, ID – The historic Rex Theater on Johnson Avenue in Orofino is embarking on a new chapter under the new ownership of CC Horton and Barbara-Lee Jordan. “Originally opening in 1914 and enjoying a heyday through
Hanford Site Subcontractor Sentenced For Stealing COVID-19 Relief Funding

RICHLAND, WA – The United States Attorney’s Office announced on Tuesday that BNL Technical Services, LLC, was sentenced for a fraudulent scheme to obtain COVID-19 relief funding. Chief United States District Judge Stanley A. Bastian ordered BNL
LC State Men’s Golf Wins Championship Round at Oregon Tournament

BANDON, OR – The LC State Men’s Golf team is coming home with a new piece of hardware. The Warriors defeated Cascade Conference opponent Southern Oregon after a tiebreaker in the championship round of the Bandon Crossings
Washington State House Approves $100M Police Hiring Plan

OLYMPIA, WA – Democrats in the Washington state House on Tuesday approved a revamped plan to provide $100 million in grants to local police departments to hire more officers. The vote on House Bill 2015 gets lawmakers
Idaho Legislature Passes Bill to Create Work Requirements for Medicaid Recipients

BOISE, ID – The Idaho Legislature widely — in less than two weeks — passed a bill that proposes sweeping policy changes to control Medicaid costs. House Bill 345 calls for Idaho to seek work requirements for
LCSC Track and Field Opens Outdoor Season With Multiple First-Place Finishes in Spokane

SPOKANE, WA – Warrior Track and Field opened its 2025 outdoor season on Tuesday at the Sam Adams Classic, hosted by NCAA Division III Whitworth. LC State finished the day with seven first-place finishes. “A real good