U.S. officials question NATO’s value as Iran conflict continues
WASHINGTON, D.C. – President Donald Trump and key cabinet members escalated criticism on Tuesday toward U.S. allies for their reluctance to support the joint U.S.-Israeli military campaign against Iran. As the U.S. and Israel continue attacks against
Latah County officials say aging jail not viable long-term
MOSCOW, ID — The Latah County Sheriff’s Office says repairing the county jail is not a long-term solution, citing ongoing life-safety concerns tied to aging infrastructure. During a recent community presentation, officials pointed to issues with electrical
The World Cup is around the corner. Are cities and states prepared?
WASHINGTON, D.C. – In June, 11 U.S. cities will welcome millions of fans for soccer’s World Cup. Staging the planet’s most popular sporting event is never easy, but this year the conflict in the Middle East and
Asotin County announces start of spring controlled burning season
ASOTIN, WA — Asotin County officials have announced the start of the 2026 spring controlled burning season, which begins April 1 and runs through May 31. According to a notice from the Asotin County Building and Planning
WSU veterinarians restore dog’s heart, give owner more time with best friend
PULLMAN, WA – As Ed Broberg fought for his life in a hospital bed during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, there was one reason he refused to give up — his dog, Umber. “The only time
Ferguson Signs Law Restricting Police Use of License Plate Data
OLYMPIA, WA – Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson on Monday signed into law new guardrails for the use of automated license plate readers, amid concerns federal immigration authorities are tapping them to aid in their searches. Under Senate
Senate Revives Bill to Restrict Idaho Public Schools’ Ability to Accommodate Teachers’ Unions.
BOISE, ID – In an instance of late-session scheming Monday, the Senate revived a bill that would restrict public schools’ ability to accommodate teachers’ unions. Senators voted to “radiator cap” a bill that had advanced to the
Mire Leads LCSC Women in Stacked Field at Roadrunner Spring Invite
COHUTTA, GA – No. 19 LC State Women’s Golf got out to a hot start at the Lady Roadrunner Spring Invitational, but a talented field caught up with the Warriors through the first two rounds in Georgia.
Idaho Senate Panel Advances Bill Requiring Local Police to Partner With ICE
BOISE, ID – An Idaho Senate committee on Monday advanced a renewed legislative effort to mandate Idaho law enforcement to enter formal agreements with federal immigration authorities. However, there may be more adjustments to the bill coming.
Trump Considering Seizing Iranian Oil Hub, Issues Warnings as Tensions Escalate
WASHINGTON, D.C. – President Trump signaled he is considering a dramatic escalation in the conflict with Iran, including the possibility of taking control of the country’s key oil export hub, Kharg Island. In remarks to the Financial