October 8, 2025 | Dailyfly News

Seattle mayor signs executive orders in anticipation of National Guard deployment

Photo Credit: U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) – Washington, D.C., via Flickr. Public domain.

SEATTLE, WA – Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell has signed two executive orders in anticipation of President Donald Trump deploying the National Guard in the Emerald City. The first executive order accuses Trump of “unprecedented and unwarranted actions

Section Of National Forest In Latah County Remains Closed As Deer Season Approaches-White Pine Fire Nearby Appears To Be Out

U.S. Forest Service - Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests

HARVARD, ID – A section of the local National Forest remains closed as deer season starts on Friday in Idaho. It’s unclear why the Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forest in North Latah County remains closed. The federal government

Lapwai Youth Earns Regional Recognition in Amerind Poster Contest

Photo Credit: Boys & Girls Clubs of the Nez Perce Tribe (Facebook)

LAPWAI, ID — The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Nez Perce Tribe shared some exciting news on Facebook this week — one of their Lapwai Clubhouse members earned regional recognition in the Nez Perce Tribal Housing

Clarkston High to Host 15th Annual “Spike for the Cure” Volleyball Tournament October 8

Photo courtesy of Clarkston School District

CLARKSTON, WA – Clarkston High School is preparing to host its 15th Annual “Spike for the Cure” Volleyball Tournament on Wednesday, October 8, 2025, at 5:30 p.m. in the school gym. The event brings together students and

As Street Takeovers Spread, States Test Tougher Penalties

In this image taken from surveillance video, two cars drive in a circle amid a crowd of onlookers in Prince George’s County, Md. Illegal street takeovers, where drivers block roads to perform stunts, have become an increasing concern in cities across the country. (Image via video courtesy of Prince George’s County Police Department)

LANDOVER, MD – Just before 2 a.m. on Sept. 14, engines roared in a Landover, Maryland, shopping center parking lot as a crowd gathered to watch souped-up cars spin in tight circles under the glow of streetlights.

From Antarctica to Costa Rica: 311 WSU Students Study Abroad With Faculty in 2025

A penguin can be seen standing on the shore of Antarctica during WSU's 2025 study abroad excursion to the continent (photo courtesy of WSU International Programs).

PULLMAN, WA – Washington State University faculty took students around the world in 23 different study abroad programs in 2025, from frigid Antarctica to balmy Costa Rica. Faculty-led study abroad programs allow students to get a life-changing experience

Lewiston Man Pleads Guilty to Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation Charges

LEWISTON, ID – A 28-year-old Lewiston man has pleaded guilty to multiple felony charges related to child sexual abuse and exploitation in Nez Perce County District Court. On Tuesday, Conrad J. Hughes entered guilty pleas on one

SEL President Named 2025 Engineering Manager of the Year

Dave Whitehead, President of Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, Inc.

BOISE, ID – The American Society for Engineering Management (ASEM) has named David Whitehead, President of Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, Inc., as the 2025 Engineering Manager of the Year. The award recognizes outstanding leadership, innovation, and impact in

Idaho Tops Nation in Property Value Growth Over Past Decade

LEWISTON, ID – A new study has found that Idaho ranks first in the nation for property value increases over the past decade. According to research from Cinch Home Services, which analyzed Zillow’s Home Value Index from

CVS Officially Opens in Lewiston Following Rite Aid Acquisition

LEWISTON, ID – CVS Pharmacy has officially opened its doors in Lewiston, taking over the former Rite Aid location as part of the company’s nationwide acquisition of select Rite Aid stores. The transition reportedly brings expanded services,