Idaho prisons are full. Costs for incarcerating inmates in jails and out of state are skyrocketing.
BOISE, ID – Idaho’s rising rates of incarcerating state prisoners in county jails and out of state have led to skyrocketing costs. The price for operating the state’s 10 prisons are also on the rise, according to
Herring Earns Fourth CCC Defensive Player of the Week Honor of the Season
CORVALLIS, OR – Darian Herring became the second LC State Women’s Basketball player to earn four Cascade Conference McDonald’s Player of the Week honors, presented by Urban Edge Network, in one season with her fourth Defensive Player
Another Public Notice Error From Whitman County Planner Likely To Cause More Delays To Update Local Wind Farms Rules
COLFAX, WA – Another public notice mistake from Whitman County’s planner has delayed the effort to update the local rules on wind farms. County officials announced on Monday that the second attempt to receive public comment on
New Idaho bill would fine cities for flying LGBTQ+ pride flag
BOISE, ID – After the city of Boise declared the LGBTQ+ pride flag as an official flag to work around a state law, an Idaho Republican lawmaker proposed banning cities and counties from flying their own official
Boise man arrested on felony charges involving alleged sexual crimes against a minor
BOISE, ID — An 18-year-old Boise man was arrested Monday morning on multiple felony charges following an investigation by the Ada County Sheriff’s Office. According to the sheriff’s office, detectives and members of the Ada County SWAT
Pullman School Board Set To Buy More Land On Sunnyside Hill
PULLMAN, WA – The Pullman School Board is set to finalize a deal to buy more land on Sunnyside Hill. The trustees are scheduled to consider approving the purchase of 30 acres of land off Crestview Street
Cottonwood Creek Road to Reopen Jan. 30 After Culvert Project Closure
NEZ PERCE COUNTY, ID — The closure of Cottonwood Creek Road for the George Creek Culvert project is expected to end the morning of Jan. 30, according to Nez Perce County officials. After the closure is lifted,
Lewiston to host public hearing on Columbia River Basin fish and wildlife plan
LEWISTON, ID — The Northwest Power and Conservation Council will hold a public hearing in Lewiston later this week to gather input on its draft Columbia River Basin Fish and Wildlife Program. The hearing is scheduled for
Man Arrested by Lewiston Police After Alleged Unlawful Entry, Struggle With Police
LEWISTON, ID – A 52-year-old man was arrested and booked into the Nez Perce County Jail following a reported unlawful entry and struggle with police at a residence on Airway Avenue, according to court documents. Lewiston police
WA leaders prepare for possibility of immigration crackdown
OLYMPIA, WA – Washington’s governor on Monday painted a dire outlook of how clashes between federal immigration authorities and the state could unfold if a crackdown similar to the one in Minnesota hit here. Gov. Bob Ferguson