Friday 10/18/2019
Featured / Top Stories
Northwest
- Helping to share the Nez Perce story
- Craigmont incumbents to face challengers
- Working under a watchful eye
- Beer garden at Series gets go-ahead
- China detains U.S. citizens who ran teaching program
- Pup pet
- KLEW owner agrees to new contract with DirecTV
- Two candidates pressing for Pullman School Board post
- Three firms fined in Seattle crane collapse
- Court halts flavored vaping ban in Oregon
- Judge blocks Trump from easing energy rules in West
- Records
- Report: Washington falls in health ranking, likely from domestic violence, homelessness
- Main Street project in Lewiston moving to the final phase
- Person with measles passed through Portland airport
- Idaho reaches settlement in Johnson & Johnson suit
- Tube on the move
- King County files suit against e-cigarette maker
- Two injured in collision on Lindsey Creek Road
- Records
- NW briefs
- Weekend Roundup
- Pullman hospital gets $1.2M in grant money
- Three-vehicle wreck closes roadway temporarily
- Boise police investigating after ‘suspicious death’ in Ann Morrison Park
- Idaho library: Political books frequently hidden
- Correction
- On This Date
- Happenings
- Lewiston Livestock
Sports
- From a dream to reality
- Clarkston controls own destiny for title
- Study guide: Colfax vs. Asotin
- Bears’ boys soccer wins district title, advances to State
- For Buffs’ rookie coach, it’s back to Square 1
- Youthful Vandals look like vets vs. N. Arizona
- Around the Pac-12
- Around the Big Sky
- WSU to break ground for clubhouse
- Local angles
- Sports log
Obituaries
Outdoors
- Come on in, the angling’s still on
- Forecast rises a sliver but still too small to reopen Clearwater, lower Snake
- State says no to more coho fishing this season
- Regardless of hunting success, days spent in woods not wasted
- Outdoor briefs
- ‘That’s the best boat I will ever build in my life’
- Where all the fish are biting — downtown
- Minnesota asked to ban lead in ammo, fishing tackle
- Where are all the pheasants? Habitat loss is tied to more farming
- Two Grizzly bears killed on railroad tracks as deaths mount
- Oregon waterway pesticide levels fall because of farming changes
- Steelhead report: Oct. 17, 2019
