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The Asotin-Anatone School District plans to start the coming school year with a blended approach to learning for its ninth through 12th grade students.
Latah County Prosecutor William W. Thompson said this week he approved a request last week by the Idaho and Lewis county sheriffs’ offices to allow a limited viewing of police videos of a July 18 shootout between officers and Sean L. Anderson.
SPOKANE — Washington state auditors have issued a critical report on the Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport, saying bookkeepers used outdated accounting templates and misreported some figures by millions of dollars in recent years.
WASHINGTON — With relations between the world’s two biggest economies increasingly strained in recent weeks, an Idaho senator is trying to define a clearer U.S. strategy toward China.
The man who robbed the Liberty Mart convenience store on Thain Road in April was sentenced to five years in prison in 2nd District Court in Lewiston on Wednesday.
An early morning fire from a discarded cigarette on the 3500 block of 11th Street in the Lewiston Orchards has displaced a family and caused $25,000 in damage.
A former Lewiston resident was sentenced to five to 20 years in prison for sexual abuse of a child younger than 16 years old Wednesday morning in 2nd District Court in Lewiston.
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Weeks ago, the Clarkston High School main gym was in shambles after a night of historic flooding.
The announcements came within 40 minutes of each other Wednesday morning, one bleak, the other providing a glimmer of hope for a college football season that is looking iffy at best right now.
The Idaho High School Activities Association Board of Directors met Wednesday and decided to move forward with its Monday start date to the fall sports season.
Once more, the can has been kicked down the road.
The Boise State football team’s season opener against Georgia Southern has been canceled and the Broncos won’t start a revised 10-game schedule until Sept. 25 at Marshall because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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