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AUSTIN, Texas — The National Rifle Association announced Friday it has filed for bankruptcy protection and will try to incorporate the nation’s most politically influential gun-rights group in Texas instead of New York, where a state lawsuit is trying to put the organization out of business.
Lewis-Clark State College hosted its second COVID-19 testing day Friday as students and employees prepared for the start of the spring semester next week.
The federal government’s approach to climate change may be the biggest difference between the administrations of President Donald Trump and President-elect Joseph Biden when it comes to environmental policy.
The Canadian company that wants to reopen and expand an open-pit gold mine in central Idaho while also cleaning up the heavily polluted site has been given the green light to begin some of its proposed restoration work.
In case you missed this tasty tidbit in Friday’s Lewiston Tribune, a European Union nutrition panel has affirmed the safety of snacking on yellow mealworms, saying the protein-rich creepy crawlies do not appear to pack an alarming level of toxicity.
Employees of the Lewiston School District will be able to receive their first COVID-19 vaccinations as soon as Tuesday through CHAS Health.
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The 16-year-old boy who will stand trial as an adult for alleged first-degree murder of a Lewiston man Jan. 8 is in the custody of the Nez Perce County Jail after he waived extradition from Asotin County on Friday morning.
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The Greater Spokane League, which includes Clarkston and Pullman high schools, on Friday announced in a statement a staggered start to competition for Season 1, otherwise known as the fall sports season, as they along with the rest of the schools in the Washington Interscholastic Activities …
SEATTLE — Whether Josh Gordon will play in the NFL again seems a bigger question after his conditional reinstatement by the league was rescinded Friday.
NEW YORK — Francisco Lindor, Kris Bryant, Cody Bellinger and Corey Seager were among 112 major league baseball players who agreed to one-year contracts Friday, leaving just 13 to swap salary arbitration figures during a slow offseason in the aftermath of the financial carnage caused by the c…
POTLATCH — The undefeated Lapwai High girls’ basketball team forced 50 turnovers en route to its 14th straight victory Friday night, a 73-20 rout of Potlatch in Whitepine League Division I action.
While it was a 19-point offensive showing in Prairie’s 75-44 win against Timberline on Jan. 8 that gained Lane Schumacher the Tribune’s Prep Athlete of the Week award, the junior stands out above all for his defense, according to coach Shawn Wolter.
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LOS ANGELES — No. 25 Washington State surged back from a 12-point fourth-quarter deficit to force overtime, but the Cougars couldn’t cool down host USC — or keep it off the free-throw line — as the Trojans survived a flurry from the Leger-Walker sisters and escaped with an 81-77 Pac-12 upset…
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