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Jacob Spray was handed down the maximum sentence for the murder of 25-year-old Jamie Wilson-Spray.
03/24/2025

Jacob Spray was handed down the maximum sentence for the murder of 25-year-old Jamie Wilson-Spray.

Pullman man is going to prison for over 26 years for first-degree murder of his estranged wife

WSU (20-13, 14-6 West Coast Conference) will face Utah Valley (19-12, 9-7 WAC) at 6 p.m. today at Beasley Coliseum. The ...
03/24/2025

WSU (20-13, 14-6 West Coast Conference) will face Utah Valley (19-12, 9-7 WAC) at 6 p.m. today at Beasley Coliseum. The game will be broadcast on ESPN+.

WSU women will face Wolverines at 6 p.m. Monday at Beasley Coliseum

OROFINO — Some residents of the Hidden Village Mobile Home Park in Orofino are worried they are being priced out of thei...
03/24/2025

OROFINO — Some residents of the Hidden Village Mobile Home Park in Orofino are worried they are being priced out of their homes. The new park owners are raising rents and said they have made improvements to the community, but people fear they won’t be able to pay.

People living at Hidden Village Mobile Home Park have been dealing with recent rent increases; out-of-state owner says overdue improvements have been made

Idaho Fish and Game commissioners are scheduled to vote on spring chinook and fall big game hunting seasons when they me...
03/23/2025

Idaho Fish and Game commissioners are scheduled to vote on spring chinook and fall big game hunting seasons when they meet Wednesday in Boise.

Hearing planned Tuesday; vote planned Wednesday

If you fish for steelhead at Heller Bar, you probably know Rhimer. The 86-year-old angler has been fishing there for nea...
03/23/2025

If you fish for steelhead at Heller Bar, you probably know Rhimer. The 86-year-old angler has been fishing there for nearly 70 years. For decades he’s sold handmade spinners by word of mouth with his friend and longtime fishing partner, Wayne Schulte.

Clarkston octogenarian assembles handmade steelhead lures

Poverty is prevalent in the United States with more than 40% of the households in the country struggling to afford basic...
03/23/2025

Poverty is prevalent in the United States with more than 40% of the households in the country struggling to afford basic needs, according to the website of ThinkTank, a national not-for-profit group that provides “The Cost of Poverty Experience” training Community Action Partnership uses.

The organization is geared toward helping individuals in north central Idaho, northern Idaho and Asotin County exit poverty.

A Lewiston town hall hosted by former United States Congressmen Richard Stallings and Larry LaRocco drew roughly 200 att...
03/23/2025

A Lewiston town hall hosted by former United States Congressmen Richard Stallings and Larry LaRocco drew roughly 200 attendees on Saturday morning at the Lewiston Community Center.

Congress is ‘not listening to you,’ LaRocco says in a Lewiston event co-hosted by Stallings

Farmer su***de rates are between two and five times higher than the national average. A grant-funded counseling program ...
03/22/2025

Farmer su***de rates are between two and five times higher than the national average. A grant-funded counseling program through the Washington State University Psychology Clinic aims to change that.

Farmer su***de rates are between two and five times higher than the national average. A grant-funded counseling program through the Washington State University Psychology Clinic aims to change that

"Wind farms are everywhere rising and becoming part of our cultural and physical landscapes, including our own region of...
03/22/2025

"Wind farms are everywhere rising and becoming part of our cultural and physical landscapes, including our own region of the Palouse."

Opinion: Commentary of Ayad Rahmani

A specialist in the horror and science-fiction genres, Fuller, 55, came across as friendly, fluid and accessible, and he...
03/22/2025

A specialist in the horror and science-fiction genres, Fuller, 55, came across as friendly, fluid and accessible, and he might have scored his highest points with these students by emphasizing the uniqueness of their environment, not only the L-C Valley but the Pacific Northwest in general.

Bryan Fuller, longtime TV screenwriter and producer, pays a half-surprise visit to Asotin High

BOISE — The recently established foster care ombudsman office will get no additional funding after two failed attempts t...
03/22/2025

BOISE — The recently established foster care ombudsman office will get no additional funding after two failed attempts to provide more money to recruit and retain vacant positions.

New version proposing half of original ask also denied

BOISE — Two North Idaho lawmakers are hoping to amend Idaho’s abortion bans to address Idaho’s doctor shortage.
03/22/2025

BOISE — Two North Idaho lawmakers are hoping to amend Idaho’s abortion bans to address Idaho’s doctor shortage.

Measure won’t move forward this session

BOISE — The House on Wednesday voted to approve a bill that would allow state agencies to fight fires on federal lands a...
03/22/2025

BOISE — The House on Wednesday voted to approve a bill that would allow state agencies to fight fires on federal lands and sue the federal government to recover the costs of those efforts.

Measure would allow governor to declare a state of emergency if fire on federal lands is threatening the ‘health, safety, and welfare of Idaho citizens’ or the ‘property of the state of Idaho’

OPINION:"In February, the Trump administration’s immediate termination of all temporary federal employees cut the facult...
03/21/2025

OPINION:

"In February, the Trump administration’s immediate termination of all temporary federal employees cut the faculty and staff at Haskell Indian Nations University in Kansas by a quarter, leaving the school in chaos."

Commentary by Becky Tallent

The 78-year-old Thornton man reported missing Tuesday has been found.
03/21/2025

The 78-year-old Thornton man reported missing Tuesday has been found.

Robert Faultersack was reported missing Tuesday

Brandton Chatfield, a 2019 Clarkston High School grad and former Bantam basketball player, will take the court for the I...
03/21/2025

Brandton Chatfield, a 2019 Clarkston High School grad and former Bantam basketball player, will take the court for the Iowa State Cyclones in the first round of the NCAA Tournament at 10:30 a.m. Pacific today on TNT.

Iowa State’s Brandton Chatfield got his basketball start in Orofino and Clarkston

COUNCIL — After being completely blocked for four days, U.S. Highway 95 near Council had a single lane open Thursday to ...
03/21/2025

COUNCIL — After being completely blocked for four days, U.S. Highway 95 near Council had a single lane open Thursday to local traffic only, according to the Idaho Transportation Department.

Portion of highway near Council will be open only during daylight hours

The General Services Administration is reviewing leases for federal buildings in both Pomeroy and Lapwai with an eye tow...
03/21/2025

The General Services Administration is reviewing leases for federal buildings in both Pomeroy and Lapwai with an eye toward cancellation or renegotiation.

Pomeroy Ranger District office and Bureau of Indian Affairs in Lapwai may feel impact of the efforts

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Here is video from the Stand for Science Rally taking place in Pullman this afternoon. (August Frank/Lewiston Tribune)

Kendrick beats Kamiah in title game
Kendrick beats Kamiah in title game

Kendrick beat Kamiah 66-49 to snatch the Idaho Class 2A state title this morning at Nampa. (Liesbeth Powers/Moscow-Pullman Daily News)

Recent rain and melting snow has resulted in huge water flows at Palouse Falls on the western edge of Whitman County. This video of the falls was taken Thursday by Liesbeth Powers of the Moscow-Pullman Daily News.

Moscow flooding
Moscow flooding

Flooding is seen at the intersection of Hillcrest Drive and Bridge Street in Moscow on Sunday afternoon. (Anthony Kuipers/Moscow-Pullman Daily News)

This is the scene on the 800 block of NE California Street in Pullman where a 28-year-old Pullman man was reportedly shot early Thursday morning. To read more: https://bit.ly/4fyWnL5 (Liesbeth Powers/Moscow-Pullman Daily News)

Here was the scene this morning at the Latah County Fairgrounds in Moscow when the polls opened at 8 a.m. (Liesbeth Powers/Moscow-Pullman Daily News)

This time-lapse video of the northern lights was filmed Thursday night at Moscow by former Associated Press photographer Ted Warren.

Here is video from inside the Kibbie Dome during the Vandals' home game against Northern Arizona. (Liesbeth Powers/Moscow-Pullman Daily News)

Here is video of smoke from the wildfire east of Moscow near Wallen Road. The fire has resulted in a "go now" evacuation order. (Liesbeth Powers/Moscow-Pullman Daily News)

Wind gusts and blowing dirt arrived on the Palouse and surrounding area Friday afternoon, according to the National Weather Service at Spokane. The wind and blowing dust was expected to continue until 7 p.m. Friday. Gusts of up to 35 mph were recorded as of 3 p.m. Friday at Pullman, according to the weather service. The wind was also a fact elsewhere in the region, such as Dusty, Wash., where visibility was down to less than a mile because of blowing dust, according to the weather service. BELOW: Video of dust storms in the distance in Pullman on Friday afternoon. (Liesbeth Powers/Moscow-Pullman Daily News)

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