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Clearwater Paper confirmed the first positive case of COVID-19 among the workforce at its Lewiston mill Monday.
ASOTIN — Asotin County Commissioner Jim Jeffords has resigned from his post at the helm of county government because of health problems.
Ownership of Clearwater Valley Hospital and Clinics in Orofino and St. Mary’s Hospital and Clinics in Cottonwood officially transferred to Kootenai Health in Coeur d’Alene on Wednesday.
The Lewiston City Council conducted some routine business Monday despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, approving the purchase of land on Nez Perce Grade for the city’s seventh drinking water well.
Garrett Crosby, 7, laughs out loud as he rides away on an electric scooter, which he swiped from his brother, Luke (right). Luke spent 15 minutes attempting to chase down Garrett, but to no avail, during the brothers’ recent visit to Syringa Park in Lewiston.
The financial impact of COVID-19 on Idaho’s higher education institutions may get worse as presidents expressed concern about a potential decline in enrollment for the 2020-21 school year.
GRANGEVILLE — The announcement last week that Idaho County is poised to receive nearly $6 million from the Secure Rural Schools and Community Self-Determination Act is good news for the Mountain View School District based in Grangeville.
A Lewiston man is charged with two felonies after he allegedly resisted arrest by fighting two police officers.
A Lewiston man was arrested early Sunday morning after he allegedly pointed a pistol in the face of a property owner who was checking out a noise in his shed on the 600 block of Vista Avenue in Lewiston.
Ethan Coursey (left), 12, and Judy Parry do their best to avoid a curious Canada goose as they practice skipping stones into the Snake River on Monday afternoon in Clarkston.
The governing body for Washington high-school sports acknowledged Monday night that its long-shot hopes of staging late-season and postseason competitions despite the coronavirus pandemic have been vanquished.
MOSCOW — A roller coaster of a spring sports season produced some good news for Moscow High’s Peyton Claus.
The Lewis-Clark State men's basketball program announced the signing of three prep recruits Monday, including an in-state 7-footer.
DETROIT — Fresh off the train and only 18 years old, Al Kaline ran into an immediate roadblock trying to join the Detroit Tigers. Called up to the majors, he couldn’t get past the security guards at Briggs Stadium.
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