Lewiston Police to Install License Plate Recognition Cameras
LEWISTON, ID — The Lewiston Police Department will begin installing Flock license plate recognition (LPR) cameras to assist in solving and reducing crime. According to the department, the Flock Safety program provides officers with timely information that
Emergency Crews Respond to Commercial Vehicle Crash Near Lowell
KOOSKIA ID — Emergency responders were dispatched Thursday afternoon to a commercial vehicle crash with entrapment near milepost 95 on U.S. Highway 12, just outside of Lowell. According to Kooskia Emergency Services, the crash occurred shortly after
School of Career & Technical Education Welcomes New Students
LEWISTON, ID – Lewis-Clark State College’s School of Career & Technical Education held its third annual NC3 National Letter of Intent Signing Day on Thursday. The event welcomed new and prospective career and technical education (CTE) students
ISP Traffic Stop Leads to Arrest of Suspect Wanted on Attempted Murder Charges
IDAHO FALLS, ID – A man wanted on serious charges was arrested following a traffic stop in Bonneville County on April 8, according to the Idaho State Police. At approximately 11:55 a.m., the ISP office in Idaho
Idaho Charter School Commission Appoints New Executive Director
BOISE, ID — The Idaho Public Charter School Commission has appointed Korey Mereness as its new executive director. The decision was made unanimously during the Commission’s meeting on April 10. Mereness brings experience in both secondary and
Federal Judge Extends Block on Idaho Immigration Bill
BOISE, ID – A federal judge on Thursday extended a temporary block on a new law meant to deter unauthorized immigration in Idaho. Federal judge Amanda Brailsford heard arguments on Thursday morning from attorneys with the ACLU
Tax Commission to Open Lewiston Office on April 15
LEWISTON, ID — The Idaho State Tax Commission will open its Lewiston office to the public on Tuesday, April 15, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The date coincides with the deadline to file Idaho income tax
WA Democrats Advance Bill to Tax Zyn, Synthetic Nicotine Products
OLYMPIA, WA – Many states don’t tax synthetic nicotine products like Zyn, but Washington might start after House Democrats advanced a bill on Tuesday that would expand the state’s tobacco tax. The proposal comes as nicotine pouches
Dog Detectives Could Help Growers Sniff Out Little Cherry Disease
PROSSER, WA — A new tool with four furry legs and an ultra-sensitive nose may soon offer the tree fruit industry a more reliable way to quickly detect Little Cherry Disease (LCD). As part of a two-year
Trump Administration Extends Deadline For Schools to Meet Anti-DEI Order or Lose Funds
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U.S. Education Department has agreed to delay for nearly two weeks enforcement of a disputed directive seeking to ban diversity, equity and inclusion practices, according to a court filing Thursday in the case