North Idaho man Gets 15 Year Prison Sentence for Road Rage and DUI Incident
POST FALLS, ID – A north Idaho man has been sentenced to 15 years in prison following a road rage incident in May 2025 that endangered a plain clothes detective and other drivers. 55-year-old Jonathan David Manning,
U.S. to Build Nuclear Reactor on Moon by 2030
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U.S. plans to build a nuclear reactor on the moon by 2030 to prepare for future missions to Mars. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the U.S. Department of Energy will work
Driver Rescued From Edge of 900-Foot Cliff Near Kamiah
KAMIAH, ID – Kamiah Fire-Rescue responded Thursday night to a vehicle that went off Highway 64 in heavy fog, narrowly avoiding driving over a cliff. According to Kamiah Fire-Rescue Chief Billy Monahan, crews were dispatched at approximately
Microsoft Jumps Into Washington Legislature’s Housing Debate
OLYMPIA, WA – Microsoft President Brad Smith leads some of the tech giant’s work in areas ranging from artificial intelligence to cybersecurity to environmental sustainability. Right now, housing issues before the Washington state Legislature are getting his
Idaho Needs 1,400 More Medical Professionals Just to Catch Up to National Average
BOISE, ID – Idaho would need to add an additional 1,400 medical professionals today just to catch up to the national average for the number of physicians per capita, an Idaho state legislator said while presenting a
NY Giants to hire former Ravens coach John Harbaugh as new head coach
The New York Giants are finalizing a deal to hire Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh their next head coach, securing the most sought-after candidate of the NFL’s latest hiring cycle. The agreement is expected to span
Schoesler Criticizes Governor’s Budget Priorities as Legislative Session Begins
OLYMPIA, WA – State Sen. Mark Schoesler, R-Ritzville, said the opening days of the 2026 legislative session have followed a familiar pattern but raised concerns about the governor’s priorities, particularly on higher education funding, agriculture, water policy
U.S. Forces Seize Sixth Sanctioned Venezuela-Linked Oil Tanker
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. forces seized a sixth oil tanker tied to Venezuelan oil shipments during a pre-dawn operation Thursday, continuing the Trump administration’s stepped-up enforcement campaign in the Caribbean. The vessel, Motor Tanker Veronica, was taken
26 indicted in NCAA and Chinese basketball point-shaving scheme
Federal prosecutors have charged 26 men in a sweeping alleged point-shaving operation that authorities say compromised at least 29 college basketball games and involved players from 17 Division I programs, according to a federal indictment unsealed Thursday
26 indicted in NCAA and Chinese basketball point-shaving scheme
Federal prosecutors have charged 26 men in a sweeping alleged point-shaving operation that authorities say compromised at least 29 college basketball games and involved players from 17 Division I programs, according to a federal indictment unsealed Thursday