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Jury in Asotin County, WA finds the Housing Authority of Asotin County (HAAC) wrongfully terminated Sundie Woodbury following the death of Ms. Woodbury’s daughter
LCSC Center for Arts & History to showcase two new exhibits
St. Joseph Regional Medical Center Earns ‘A’ Grade for Hospital Safety from Leapfrog Group
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Lewiston City Council Weekly Meeting Schedule
Post-Election Audit Selection of Idaho Counties, Precincts
Crapo, Risch Legislation to Support Rural Idaho Communities Passes Senate
Urban wildlife: When large wildlife and communities mix, it often ends poorly for the animals
North Idaho Winter Weather Advisory until 10 pm Wednesday
Fish and Game offers mentored duck hunt to recent hunter education graduates
Get outside on Black Friday with statewide trout fishing opportunities
Washington State Fire Marshal’s Office advises Thanksgiving safety
Woman charged with embezzling more than $100,000 in funds used to support children in foster care from the Spokane Tribe of Indians
Mid-Valley Hospital agrees to pay $15,000 penalty and implement corrective actions to address theft of controlled substances
Mead man sentenced to nearly 4 years in federal prison for stealing over $750,000 from COVID relief programs
Donald Trump Reveals Where He ‘Holds the Line’ With Press in New Interview
Trump Proclaimed the Winner of the 2024 Election + Proposition 1 Results
Idaho Voters May Register and Vote in Today’s General Election
Idaho Early Voting and Absentee Turnout Surpasses May Primary Totals
November 5 General Election Deadlines
Spirit Airlines files for bankruptcy, seeks to continue operating
NCLA Demands Further Discovery in Historic Suit Against Government’s Censorship Industrial Complex
Ship Owner cut Corners on Repairs Before Deadly Baltimore Bridge Collapse
Inside the Fateful 12 Hours of an Apparent Assassination Attempt Outside the Trump International Golf Club
Justice Department Expands Tribal Access Program to Improve the Exchange of Critical Data with Federally Recognized Tribes
(Idaho State) A new scheduling order has been issued in State v. Kohberger. The order is available to read here on the Cases of Interest page.
The trial is now scheduled for Aug. 11 to Nov. 7, 2025, per the new order.
A hearing remains scheduled for Nov. 7, 2024, for argument on motions challenging the death penalty. Other subsequent hearing and deadline dates may have changed; please consult the new order for specifics.
(Kamiah, ID) On Saturday, August 10, at approximately 9:00 p.m. PDT, U.S. Forest Service firefighter Justin Shaw was struck by a tree while engaged...
