Last night, the Lewiston Police Department held their 2020 awards ceremony where two Deputy Prosecutors received recognition for their commitment to this community.

The campaign trail for Idaho Governor Candidate Ed Humphreys led him and his team into our offices here in Downtown Lewiston with a message for a future Idaho.

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Attorney General Bob Ferguson announced today Google will pay $423,659.76to Washington’s Public Disclosure Transparency Account for violating the state’s campaign finance disclosure law, which Washingtonians adopted by initiative in 1972.

Construction on a new northbound passing lane begins Tuesday, June 22 on US-95 near Potlatch. The existing passing lane for southbound drivers at Cove Road will also be extended to provide safer opportunities to pass.

Tom and Linda Nihoul, wealth management professionals, WSU alums and healthcare advocates, recently made a $250,000 gift to Pullman Regional Hospital in support of the future home of the WSU Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine Family Medicine Residency Program.

Governor Brad Little announced today the State of Idaho will support Texas Governor Greg Abbott and Arizona Governor Doug Ducey in their efforts to secure the United States-Mexico border and protect the American people because the Biden-Harris Administration continuously fails to do so.

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The University of Idaho is adding to its degree offerings to meet state and national demand.

Lewiston’s Food Truck Night isn’t done yet- in fact it’s only getting better! Tuesday, July 13th it is back once again! Local food vendors coming to the Nez Perce County Fairgrounds to serve their best from 5pm-9pm. With live music and free entry it is the perfect summer evening! Sponsored by DailyFly.com, Deeney’s Ice cream, LCCU, Coleman Oil, Pepsi, and Hot Country 94.1.

One of the main reasons the health of Puget Sound continues to decline is an overwhelming amount of nutrient pollution. To reduce the flow of this pollution into Puget Sound, the Department of Ecology is proposing a new permit for 58 municipal wastewater treatment plants.

 Governor Brad Little signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) today with Western Governors University (WGU) – a leading nonprofit, online university – to expand access to affordable degree programs for Idahoans who need additional education to thrive in the state’s evolving workforce.