Central Washington Detectives Arrest Suspect in Hay Theft Investigation
PASCO, WA – Detectives with the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office have arrested a suspect connected to a series of hay thefts reported across rural areas of the county in recent months. According to the Sheriff’s Office, Iriankis
Judge halts Montana Kootenai Forest logging project over road impact on grizzlies
LIBBY, MT – A federal judge has halted a logging project in the Kootenai National Forest, saying the federal government failed to correctly analyze the impacts to grizzly bears. The Knotty Pine Project, a 10-year project that
Communities Nationwide Help DEA Collect 571,000 Pounds of Unused Medication
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) announced that communities across the nation safely disposed of more than 571,000 pounds of unneeded and expired prescription drugs during the 29th National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
Govt shutdown crippling U.S. airports; thousands of flights delayed, cancelled
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Americans traveling by plane are facing thousands of flight delays and hundreds of cancellations each day due to the ongoing government shutdown – and the situation will only worsen if Congress fails to act
22-Year-Old Man Arrested On Halloween For Allegedly Egging Pullman Police Station & Patrol Cars
PULLMAN, WA – A 22-year-old man was arrested on Halloween night for allegedly egging the Pullman Police Station and patrol cars. Pullman Police say several vehicles and the station building were egged around 8:00. The suspect allegedly
Two-Year Investigation Leads to 17 Convictions in Southern Idaho Poaching Case
TWIN FALLS COUNTY, ID – A two-year investigation by Idaho Fish and Game Conservation Officers in the Magic Valley Region has led to multiple convictions and significant restitution following the discovery of unlawfully taken wildlife in southern
Voters to consider three bonds and 30 levies
Originally posted on IdahoEdNews.org on November 2, 2025 BOISE, ID – Idaho voters will consider more than $159 million in school-related ballot measures when they vote on Tuesday. The school district asks range from a $67,000 supplemental
Attorney General Brown Launches New Transparency Unit to Strengthen Public Access
OLYMPIA, WA – Washington State Attorney General Nick Brown has announced the creation of a new Public Records and Open Government Unit within his office to strengthen transparency and improve access to government information. The new unit
Former Vice President Dick Cheney dies
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Dick Cheney, vice president to former President George W. Bush, has died. He was 84. His family was with him Monday evening and said the cause of death was due to complications of pneumonia
WSU Food Pantries Brace for SNAP Funding Uncertainty
PULLMAN, WA – Washington State University food pantries are preparing for increased demand as federal SNAP funding remains uncertain amid the ongoing government shutdown. The Trump administration announced only partial payments for SNAP this month after courts