GENESEE, ID – A Lewiston man is dead after a rollover accident last night.  Idaho State Police Troopers say at about 11:33 pm, they investigated a crash on Highway 95, just south of the Genesee Junction.  21-year-old Tristan W. Shaffer was headed northbound when his pickup left the road on the right shoulder and rolled several times.

ANATONE, WA – You can visit Fields Spring State Park tomorrow for free.  Usually you need a day pass or a Discover Pass to park there.  September 22^nd is National Public Lands Day, so the State Parks all over Washington are inviting you to visit for free.

CLARKSTON, WA – The Asotin County Library Foundation’s auction fundraiser is coming up tomorrow.  The “Mission Possible: Together We Make It Possible Auction” runs from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm at the Lewiston Elks Lodge. 

CLARKSTON, WA – The Asotin County Sheriff’s Office says they’re still looking for the man who robbed the Lewis Clark Credit Union on 15^th Street back in June.  Detective Jackie Nichols says they’ve gotten many tips, but none that have panned out.  They’re hoping someone will come forward with new information about the theft. 

ASOTIN, WA – Monday evening a commission in Asotin County will decide the salaries of elected county officials.  That includes the Sheriff, Commissioners, Assessor, Auditor, Clerk, Treasurer, and the portion the county pays for the Prosecutor.  The commission meets once a year. 

MOSCOW, ID – More than 82,000 Americans are still missing in wars since WWII.  Tomorrow is National POW/MIA Recognition Day and the University of Idaho is observing it with a ceremony.  It starts at 4:00 pm and features a retired Air Force Lieutenant Colonel who was a prisoner of war in North Vietnam for more than six years. 

CLARKSTON, WA – Washington State Patrol Troopers are going to be watching for distracted drivers this weekend.  Starting tomorrow, they’ll be paying close attention to anyone on a phone, laptop, tablet, gaming device or any personal electronic device. 

LEWISTON, ID - The Lewiston Police Department is asking for the public’s help identifying these two women regarding a theft case in the 2100 block of 3rd Avenue North. Take a look at the photos and let the LPD know if you know who these women are.

CLARKSTON, WA – A vehicle collided with a utility pole last night knocking out power to part of Clarkston.  A call went out to the Asotin County Fire District just before 3:30 am that it had happened.  At 8:30 this morning Avista crews were removing the pole from the vehicle with Florence Lane completely closed at Rolling Hills Court. 

LEWISTON, ID – More information is out on yesterday’s school lockouts.  Both Webster Elementary and Jenifer Junior High School went into lockout, which means kids can move around inside a locked school, when Lewiston Police got a call of a suspicious person in the area. 

PULLMAN, WA – Your kids can get a free flu shot October 6^th in Pullman.  Pullman Regional Hospital is hosting their Free Health & Wellness Fair.    Along with the shot and fun activities for the kids, you can also have your kids’ hearing screened, check out pediatric therapy services, and more. 

LEWISTON, ID – “G Is For Gun: The Arming Of Teachers In America” is showing at LCSC soon.  Lewis Clark State College is showing the documentary regarding the controversial topic of whether to arm educators October 2^nd.

ASOTIN, WA – You can have a campfire next time you go camping in Asotin County.  Commissioners lifted the recreational and agricultural burn ban for the county now that the weather has cooled and the air quality is acceptable.

LEWISTON, ID – Webster Elementary went into “lockout”, but they’re back to normal now.  A School District representative says the Lewiston Police Department advised them to lock the doors because there was a suspicious person in the area.

CLARKSTON, WA – The downtown branch of the Asotin County Library is back open.  After a couple delays, the staff reopened the doors to the public on Friday.    There is still some work going on, and if you go, you’ll likely see construction happening around you, but the building and the improvements are available during normal hours.