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10/09/2024

Ecology Invests $53.5 Million to Help Washington Rivers and Streams

Communities throughout Washington will soon be offered grant funds to support projects that protect rivers and improve streamflows. The Washington Department of Ecology will invest up to $53.5 million for 25 high-priority projects in watersheds across the

10/09/2024

Tickets on Sale for Haunted Palouse

Organizers of the Haunted Palouse event have announced that tickets are now on-sale for the two-weekends of the community fundraiser. Pre-sale tickets are new to the event and this year and organizers also featuring a street carnival

10/09/2024

Idaho Students Invited to Celebrate the Season with 2024 Holiday Card Contest

Idaho students are invited to get into the holiday spirit and put their most creative artwork on display with the Idaho Department of Education’s 2024 Holiday Card Contest. The contest is open to all K – 12

10/09/2024

Warrior FanFest is Friday at LC State

Lewis-Clark State College will hold Warrior FanFest at its Friday volleyball match as part of its Homecoming celebration. Warrior FanFest will kick off at 4 p.m. and include food, games, face painting, poster making, Warrior athletics poster

10/09/2024

Annual Spike for the Cure Volleyball Event Tonight in Clarkston

The Clarkston DECA chapter will host the 14th Annual “Spike for the Cure” volleyball tournament tonight (Wed), October 9 at 5:30 p.m. Spike for the Cure brings Clarkston High School students together to raise funds for the

10/09/2024

Idaho State Police Now Accepting Applications for Trooper Positions

The Idaho State Police (ISP) is now accepting applications for commissioned trooper positions and offering a $2,000 signing bonus. “ISP offers a unique and rewarding career for those committed to public service,” said Colonel Bill Gardiner, Director

10/09/2024

Five Warriors Place in Top 10, No. 20 LC State Women Take Second in Billings

Alisha Alexander | Assistant Athletic Director-Sports Information BILLINGS, Mont. – Chase Caruso turned in the best finish of her young career on Tuesday to lead No. 20 LC State Women’s Golf at the Briarwood Shootout. The Pomeroy, Wash.,

10/08/2024

The Week is Fire Prevention Week

This week is Fire Prevention Week, and the theme is, “Smoke Alarms: Make Them Work For You!” Smoke alarms are essential tools for detecting and alerting you to the presence of smoke which can provide vital time

10/08/2024

National Drug Take Back Day is October 26

The 27th National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is on Saturday, October 26th. Created by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) in 2010, National Prescription Drug Take Back Days happen twice a year in April and October to

10/08/2024

Emergency Escape Ramp on Lewiston Hill to Receive Safety Upgrades

Starting October 15th motorists can expect to see crews at the bottom of the Lewiston Grade on U.S. Highway 95 as they make one of the runaway truck ramps safer. Southbound traffic will be reduced to one

10/08/2024

ISDA Set to Implement Quagga Mussel Treatment in the Snake River in Southern Idaho

The Idaho State Department of Agriculture (ISDA) has announced a targeted quagga mussel treatment set to begin Tuesday, aiming to eradicate the small population of the invasive species in the Snake River. Tuesday October 8, ISDA and

10/08/2024

Wildfires Still Possible as Fall Begins

While summer is over, the wildfire season is not. Fire danger remains high due to extremely receptive fuels across Idaho’s forests, rangelands, and other natural areas. With the warmer, drier conditions we are experiencing this fall, Idaho

10/08/2024

Pullman Fire Chief Mike Heston to Retire in February

Pullman Fire Chief Mike Heston announces his retirement. His last day will be February 7, 2025. Heston will retire after 42 years of fire service in the Pullman community. In addition to being Pullman’s Fire Chief, he

10/08/2024

Man Arrested for Failing to Register as S*x Offender

The Nez Perce County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a man for failing to register as a s*x offender. According to a news release from the sheriff’s office, last Thursday, the Nez Perce County Sheriff’s Office was made

10/08/2024

Caruso Leads No. 20 Women’s Golf After First Round of Briarwood Shootout

Alisha Alexander | Assistant Athletic Director-Sports Information BILLINGS, Mont. – The No. 20 Warrior Women’s Golf team is in a tight battle in the team scoring, as well as individual, after the first round of the Briarwood Shootout,

10/08/2024

IEA Members Endorse Proposition One, Bonds and Levies Statewide and 22 Pro-Public Education Candidates

Idaho Education Association members recently completed their slate of endorsements for the 2024 general election on Nov. 5. With no statewide electoral offices on the ballot, IEA’s endorsements focus on competitive races for seats in the Idaho

10/08/2024

Middle East Conflict Could Push Gasoline Prices Higher

The American Automobile Association is warning that as tensions flare in the Middle East, market insecurity is pushing crude oil prices higher, and the effects may soon be felt at the pump. According to a news release

10/07/2024

Lewiston Air Fares Declined Significantly versus the National Average Since 2021

The addition of new Delta Air Lines service from Lewiston to Seattle in October 2023, complementing existing flights to Salt Lake City and daily service on United Airlines to Denver, has allowed for airfares to decline at

10/07/2024

Seahawks Fall to Giants

Daniel Jones passed for 257 yards and two touchdowns and Tyrone Tracy Jr. rushed for 129 yards as the New York Giants held off the Seattle Seahawks 29-20 yesterday (Sun) at Luman Field. Geno Smith threw for

10/07/2024

Multiple Vehicles Involved in Highway 95 Pileup Friday

Dozens of vehicles were involved in Friday’s dust storm along U.S. Highway 95 north of Lewiston. According to an Idaho State Police news release,, at approximately 2:20 p.m., ISP troopers responded to reports of multiple crashes on

10/07/2024

One Person Killed, One Injured in Idaho County Backcountry Crash

One person was killed and another injured in a single-vehicle crash in rural Idaho County Saturday afternoon. According to a news release, Idaho State Police and the Idaho County Sheriff’s Office responded to a single vehicle crash

10/06/2024

From the National Weather Service Spokane:
The next few days will be gorgeous! Expect temperatures to be 10 to 15 degrees above average through Tuesday, followed by gradual cooling later in the week. Hopefully, you can enjoy the warm weather despite the swarms of blue ash aphids! 🙃

10/05/2024

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10/05/2024

From the National Weather Service Spokane:
If you liked today, more to come for the start of the work week.

10/05/2024

Here is a satellite loop between about 245 PM to 515 PM, showing clearing coming in for many areas. Of course, some people can just look up and see the clearing.

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CLARKSTON, WA - This afternoon's windstorm has reduced visibility in the region due to blowing dust. There are reports of multiple collisions on the top of the Lewiston Hill around mileposts 322-323. We are receiving reports of low visibility, collisions, and other incidents throughout the Inland Northwest. . The National Weather Service Spokane says high winds and dusty conditions will continue through tonight.

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LEWISTON, ID - UPDATE: Michael Ringle files this update on a reported fire in the 2500 block of 8th Street.

Lewiston, ID- A dust storm rolled through the LC Valley this afternoon. Reports of zero visibility on the Lewiston Hill. If you’re traveling to Moscow/Pullman, please be cautious. The National Weather Service warns of possible penny-sized hail.

A thunderstorm is helping to clear out the dust storm in the Lewis-Clark Valley. Beautiful rainbow as well. - 4:30 p.m.

Large dust storm has arrived in the Lewis-Clark Valley. Be safe!

See you tonight at the fair! VGT starts at 8:00. Past winners compete for $2500! You decide who wins. But, you must be at the fair to vote. Thanks to Mike's Mechanical

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CLARKSTON, WA - LC Valley News' Michael Ringle files a report about a collision this morning.

CLARKSTON, WA - The thunderstorms early this morning in the Lewis-Clark Valley brought some much-needed rain. The Interstate/Blue Bridge definitely got its fair share. Video courtesy of Nick Woods.

LEWISTON, ID - LC Valley is getting a light show from Mother Nature this morning. The National Weather Service in Spokane says the potential for thunderstorms will continue through 9:00 a.m. "Elevated convection has moved into southeast WA and portions of the central ID Panhandle. Breezy winds, isolated lightning and brief rain is expected to continue through the night." #wawx #idwx