The Lewiston Fire Department responded to a wildland fire on Gun Club Road at 1924 hours
on June 23, 2015. The fire was reported to have started when a power pole transformer arced;
power was lost to the area. The fire was in tall brush moving uphill quickly. Lewiston fire crews
were able to attack the fire on the north, east and west flanks quickly gaining control of the fire.
A fire engine was staged at the residence at 2350 Gun Club Road for structural protection, as
this was the only structure in the immediate area. 

Spokane's former NAACP President Rachel Dolezal has been scrutinized for identifying herself as black when she was born white.

U.S. and Chinese officials are set to meet this week in Washington for talks aimed to improving trust and cooperation.

Health officials want sexually active people in Northern Idaho to get tested for STD's.

If you live in Washington, your sewage sample might be collected soon for research on the levels of marijuana use in the state.

The Inland Northwest is bracing for some record heat this weekend, and to host two of its biggest sporting events.

Students enrolling in Idaho's public universities may see a smaller selection of degree programs when they sign up for classes this fall.

Lewiston School Board leaders are deliberating the fate of the city's80-year-old high school building.

Triple-A wants KLEW to remind you, parents, caregivers, and pet owners to never leave a child or pet unattended in a vehicle.

We hear a lot about animals doing miraculous things and of course the bond between a dog and their owner.

“Be a witness as history comes alive”.  On Friday, July 10, 2015, at 11:00 A.M., a historical event is planned commemorating the adventurous and exciting beginnings of the Territory of Idaho and William H. Wallace’s arrival and acceptance of his duties as Idaho’s First Territorial Governor in Lewiston. 

Sighting the hot spring and with the 4th of July just around the corner, the Asotin County Fire Marshal has hereby resolved that all fires and open burning in the unicorporated areas of Asotin County is hereby suspeneded until further Ordinance is adopted lifting such suspension. Chief Timothy park is the only exception approved fire rings, approved propane and Charcoal barbeques are allo

To save money and prioritize college programs, all four of Idaho's public universities and colleges have made some big cuts.

Federal officials are releasing water from Dworshak Reservoir ahead of schedule, several weeks ahead in fact.

A Uniontown man is fighting for his life tonight (Monday) after being struck in the head by a spade.