Two southern Idaho men receive federal prison sentences in separate child exploitation cases
BOISE, ID — Two Idaho men have been sentenced to federal prison in separate cases involving the possession of child sexual abuse material, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Idaho. In the first
Warrior Women’s Basketball Ranked No. 15 in Latest NAIA Poll
KANSAS CITY, MO – LC State Women’s Basketball enters its final contest of 2025 as the No. 15-ranked team in the NAIA, announced on Wednesday. The Warrior women hold a record of 8-3 overall and 2-1 in
U.S. Fish and Wildlife sees nearly 20% drop in staff since Trump took office
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Nearly 1,800 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service employees have left the agency in the last year, records obtained by conservation advocates find, as pressure mounted from President Donald Trump and his administration’s policies meant
WSU fans invited to Boise events ahead of Famous Idaho Potato Bowl
BOISE, ID — Washington State University alumni and football fans traveling to Boise for the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl will have several opportunities to gather and celebrate ahead of the Cougars’ matchup against Utah State. According to
Two charged in alleged $20 million advance-fee loan fraud and money laundering scheme targeting Idaho business owner
BOISE, ID — Two defendants are facing federal charges after a grand jury returned an indictment alleging a multimillion-dollar fraud and money laundering scheme that targeted an Idaho business owner. According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for
Warrior Women Flex Defensive Prowess in Victory at Walla Walla
COLLEGE PLACE, WA – The No. 10 LC State Women’s Basketball team showed its defensive prowess on Tuesday when it routed Walla Walla (Wash.) 88-27. The Warriors allowed just nine points in the first half and less
Widespread outages persist as Avista crews assess windstorm damage
SPOKANE, WA — Avista crews are continuing assessment and restoration efforts across the Inland Northwest after a powerful windstorm caused widespread power outages early Wednesday morning. As of 9 a.m. Wednesday, approximately 71,600 Avista electric customers were
WDFW seeks public’s help in illegal bighorn sheep killing near Asotin
ASOTIN, WA — Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying the person or people responsible for the unlawful killing of a yearling bighorn ram near the city of Asotin.
Oregon Farmworker Union Calls for Dec. 18 Work Stoppage in Protest of ICE
SALEM, OR – Oregon’s farmworker union PCUN and its allies are calling for a work and school stoppage day Dec. 18 in order to show support for immigrant communities threatened by increased Immigration and Customs Enforcement presence
Thousands of Idahoans Cancel Health Insurance Plans on Exchange Ahead of Subsidies Ending
BOISE, ID – Idaho’s health insurance exchange ended open enrollment Monday night, with thousands of Idahoans canceling plans ahead of the expiration of deep federal government subsidies. Overall, enrollment in health insurance plans on Your Health Idaho