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STITES — When Stites Day kicks off with the traditional pancake breakfast at the Stites firehouse today, it will mark the beginning of a tribute day of thanks to fire, EMS and law enforcement officials.
Idaho set a record for COVID-19 infections Friday, with 500 new confirmed and probable cases being reported.
A 20,000-square-foot Smart Foodservice Warehouse Store will be constructed across the street from Walmart in the 800 block of Port Drive in Clarkston.
Annual tax collections in Idaho surpassed $4 billion for the first time in fiscal 2020.
WASHINGTON — In a decision hailed by Native American leaders in the Inland Northwest as a victory for tribal sovereignty, the Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that a large part of eastern Oklahoma is an Indian reservation, affirming that Congress never officially “disestablished” the Muscogee…
Fellow skate park patrons look on as Elijah Chavez, 16, of Lewiston, jumps over a street cone at the Mtn Dew Skate Park in Lewiston on Thursday afternoon. Today’s weather is expected to be sunny and hot, with a high of 97 predicted in the Lewiston-Clarkston Valley.
Idaho State Police troopers were called to five fatal crashes between July 1-7 across the state while they also located and charged 56 impaired drivers, a news release said.
A Lewiston woman is charged with felony aggravated battery for allegedly hitting a man with a metal bar and punching him.
MOSCOW — The University of Idaho will combine three of its departments in a move to better align the university’s efforts with the state’s agricultural industry.
The Pac-12 announced the cancellation Friday of all nonconference games and matches in several fall sports, including football, and said this will mean a delay in the start of the fall seasons in those sports.
Behind the Coffey home just west of Rathdrum, Idaho, lies a couple acres’ worth of pasture. In the middle of an open field sits a stand-up structure made of PVC pipes and aluminum.
AREA BASEBALL
The LC 19U summer baseball team dropped both games of a doubleheader at Church Field against talented Mercedes Benz of Bellevue, which concocted early scoring flurries and furnished comfortable leads to win 10-1, then 9-3.
Hockey became the latest sport to finalize a return during a global pandemic after NHL owners and players approved an agreement Friday to resume the season — and with it an assurance of labor peace through September 2026.
Clarkston native Joel Dahmen only was able to complete 14 holes of Friday’s second round of the Workday Charity Open at Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio, when it was suspended because of darkness. Through his first 32 holes of the tournament, he sits at 13-over-par and is in 151st…
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One of the bright spots in La Verne Haines’ life took place on the stage at the Lewiston High School auditorium on a spring night in 1953.
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