MCCALL, ID - If you're driving south to Boise today, beware.  Roads are icy and snowy on Highway 55 that runs through McCall. The Idaho Transportation Department suggests you drive "with extreme caution". There are areas of blowing, drifting snow on the roadway with the potential for high winds.

LOLO PASS, ID - The mountain pass to our east is open, but very slick according to the Idaho Transportation Department.  Highway 12 across the states of Washington and Idaho is covered with snow.  

LEWISTON, ID – The City of Lewiston has released its map of which roads get plowed first.  The streets with the highest number of drivers get first priority, followed by the roads that get less traveled. 

NEZ PERCE COUNTY, ID – A man allegedly wouldn’t stop for a Whitman County Deputy early Sunday morning, prompting help from all over the Valley.  Press releases from the Whitman County and Nez Perce County Sheriff’s Offices say the deputy tried to stop 44-year-old Pullman resident Deaneal Mcknight on State Route 128 on the north side of the Snake River across from Clarkston.  A press release from the Nez Perce County Sheriff's Office states that he's a Lapwai resident.  The releases go on to say after running a stop sign on the Red Wolf Bridge, the the driver failed to pull over and Mcknight drove another three miles, crossing into Idaho.  That’s where he finally stopped.  Then the release says he refused to get out of the vehicle. 

ASOTIN, WA – The Asotin-Anatone School District is just one of several small districts getting hit hard this year with a change to its levy.  You may have seen a request for information about sending your kids to preschool there.  Superintendent Dale Bonfield is trying to get a handle on what’s going to have to be cut, and preschool could very well be one of the programs to go. 

ANATONE, WA - The Highway into Oregon is closed on the Oregon side of the state line.  WA Highway 129 turns into OR Highway 3.  It's closed both directions because of a crash.  There's no word on any possible detours.

LEWISTON, ID – The National Weather Service expects the snow to pick up again after 10:00 am today.  They have continued the Winter Weather Advisory until 10:00 pm.  They expect a snow accumulation of less than one inch before then.

LEWISTON, ID – A reminder that tonight, a local animal rescue hopes you’ll come eat their spaghetti.  Helping Hands Rescue’s 4^th annual Spaghetti Feed is designed to raise money to keep animals healthy while they look for good homes.

LEWISTON, ID – The LPD hopes you can identify these two people.  They are persons of interest in a theft case from North 40 Outfitters.

OLYMPIA, WA – A woodstove will cost you more in Washington if a proposed bill goes through.  Right now there’s a $30 fee attached to the price of a new woodstove that goes to the state for woodstove education and enforcement.  The price would go up to $50 per unit and come with extra legal specifics. 

LEWISTON, ID – Lewiston High School students are warming up their lungs for a day of signing to your Valentine.  Members of the Gold Voices and Grace Note choirs are offering their services again this year.  Their singing valentines are available to anyone in the LC Valley who wants to impress a loved one.  The cost is $20 in Lewiston and Clarkston unless you’re at a Lewiston School. 

ASOTIN, WA – Because of state changes to levies, the Asotin Anatone School District is going to have more than a million dollars less in funding next year.  They’d like to hear from parents who plan to send their kids to preschool next year. The survey suggests preschool may not happen next year because of the cuts.

ASOTIN COUNTY, WA – The Asotin County Fire District is sending out a warning before things get more frigid.  The warning is to reheat frozen pipes correctly.  People have chosen in the past to thaw pipes by using an open flame or propane torches.  The Fire District would prefer that you use a safer method. 

ASOTIN COUNTY, WA – The Asotin County Sheriff’s Office wants to remind you that they’re not going to call you and ask for money because of a warrant for your arrest.  A press release from the office says that someone is calling citizens and identifying himself as a member of the ACSO.  The man then says there’s a warrant for the person’s arrest, but if the person will pay money, the warrant will go away.

OLYMPIA, WA – While the Idaho Governor is trying to cut down on the number of people who have to be licensed to work, Washington State Senators are reviewing a bill that would require music therapists to be licensed by the state.  Senate Bill 5485 would make it illegal to use the title Music Therapist or practice music therapy unless the person had been through a program accredited by the American Music Therapy Association with a Bachelor’s Degree or higher and paid a fee to the state for a license.