***UPDATE*** An e-mail from Steve Bowden, Senior Vice President of Pulp and Paperboard Division, says Mill Manager Donnie Ely is "on leave" following the incident.  The e-mail also says they are reviewing the situation and they're committed to "furthering our strong relationship with our labor partners and working diligently toward a new ratified labor agreement."  Bowden also wrote "We want to be clear: this incident does not represent Clearwater Paper's core values or its view of labor negotiations."

CLARKSTON, WA – A local athlete is raising money to get to the World Karate Championships.  Sydni Stocks is hosting a taco bar with auction items on which you can bid.  The money raised will help her represent the U.S. in front of the rest of the world. 

LEWISTON, ID – There’s a new scam with callers pretending to be court employees.  Nez Perce County District Court Clerk Patty Weeks is sending out the warning that the aggressive callers are not part of the court system. 

LEWISTON, ID – Union members say during yesterday’s rally on Mill Road, the Plant Manager drove by with a sign that said “Poor Baby’s”.  A statement from the USW and IBEW Unions says “this action by the Plant Manager has now changed the entire tone of negotiations.” 

LEWISTON, ID - Clearwater Paper workers who are part of the United Steel Workers union and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers are rallying on Mill road today.  They are in the process of negotiating a new contract with the company.

BOLO - LEWISTON, ID - The LPD is looking for the public’s help to identify the person driving this vehicle and the vehicle itself.

NEZ PERCE COUNTY, ID – A Lewiston woman died last night on Tammany Creek Road.  Idaho State Police believe that between 10:00 pm and 11:00 pm, 55-year-old Teresa R. Morgan was headed eastbound when the vehicle left the roadway, went airborne, and ended up on its top in a creek, partially submerged. 

BOLO - LEWISTON, ID - Be On The Lookout for a set of keys.  Travis Bailie last saw them Saturday night near Zone 208 in downtown Lewiston. 

CLARKSTON, WA – The Air Force recognized the Clarkston High School JROTC unit as one of the best.  The local group of students has earned the Distinguished Unit Award for the 2018-2019 school year. 

GRANGEVILLE, ID – The National Weather Service has issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for much of eastern Washington and northern Idaho.  Temperatures in higher areas will drop below freezing tonight and tomorrow night. 

CLARK COUNTY, WA – The measles outbreak in Clark County has been declared “over” by health officials.  The outbreak started January 3^rd, and the last confirmed case was six weeks ago. The first case confirmed was a child who had traveled to Clark County from Ukraine, but the public health department hasn’t confirmed that was the source. 

CLARKSTON, WA – Eastern Washingtonians will likely get to help pay for express lanes on Interstate 405 that runs through Bellevue and State Route 167 that runs south of 405.  Legislators passed Senate Bill 5825 yesterday just before the state government closed for the session. 

LYNNWOOD, WA – Several local karate students represented our area with success in western Washington on Saturday.  The Hyashi-Ha Cup karate tournament was held at Edmonds Community College.

KAMIAH, ID – You’ll start to see smoke in the air this week.  The Nez Perce – Clearwater National Forests plan to start prescribed burning to keep the forests safe and the air from getting worse from an uncontrolled wildfire. 

LEWISTON, ID - Art Under The Elms starts at noon today.  The event features vendors from all over peddling their artisan wares, the Dogwood Tea Fairy Tent, the Family Fun Fair, and more.