LEWISTON, ID – The LCSC women’s basketball team wants to find the fastest baby in the area.  They’re engaging in a different sort of competition at half-time this Saturday.  The heated competition consists of 6 to 12 month-olds.

LEWISTON, ID – Registration is open for Lewiston Little League.  If your young one is ready, it’s time to register.  There are different divisions for kids from 5 to 12 years old.

They’re registering kids at the Red Lion Inn from 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm today.

LEWISTON, ID – If you know of a teacher who has made a huge impact on kids and the community, you have one day left to recognize him or her through an L.I.F.E. award.  The Lewiston Independent Foundation for Excellence is accepting nominations for the Martha S. Baskin Outstanding Elementary Teacher Award.  The endowment created by Mrs. Baskin’s family gives $1,500 to the teacher chosen from the pool of nominees.

GIFFORD, ID - Copper is missing.  He and a lab went on an adventure Friday and only the lab came back.  If you have seen him, contact Whitney Ann Coddington on facebook, or call or text 208-413-3770.

MOSCOW, ID – Almost 2,600 students at the University of Idaho earned their way onto the fall Dean’s List.  To be included, a student has to maintain at least a 3.5 GPA on at least 12 credits during the semester.  The semester ended December 14^th.

The list is attached inside the story.

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LEWISTON, ID – The case against former Airport Manager Robin Turner has been dropped.  Late yesterday afternoon we got a press release from the Nez Perce County Prosecutor’s office.  It details the events of the investigation that led up to and after the citation of “Obscene Live Conduct In A Public Place”. 

MOSCOW, ID – Suspended University of Idaho Professor Denise Bennett released a live video of what she says is the first reading of her suspension letter.  It was streamed live on Tuesday and is still available to watch.  She was placed on suspension and banned from campus for unprofessional conduct.  Later a Vandal Alert alleged meth use and access to firearms and that students should contact authorities if they see her on campus.

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January’s My Veteran Rocks award winner is Leo Key. After joining the Army in 1986 at 17 years old, he became a 76 Yankee (Army folks will likely know what this is). Key was nominated by his wife who he met after leaving the Army.  

LEWISTON, ID – Just 31 days into the new year, Idaho’s new Governor is signing two Executive Orders.  His press office sent out the information yesterday that he’ll be holding a press conference at 3:00 pm Mountain Time to sign the laws that don’t require a vote or conversation with the state’s elected Representatives or Senators. 

Pacific Steel & Recycling has teamed up with Classic Rock 102.9 to support our Veterans.

LEWISTON, ID – Check your freezer for chicken nuggets.  The USDA announced a recall of Tyson nuggets that may have rubber in them.  The nuggets are in a 5-pound plastic package labeled “Tyson WHITE MEAT PANKO CHICKEN NUGGETS” with a use by date of November 26, 2019.  It cas the case code “3308SDL03” on it with time stamps 23:00 through 01:59.

BOISE, ID – A change may be coming to how post-traumatic stress injuries are handled in Idaho.  Right now the law states that to be covered under Worker’s Compensation, a Post Traumatic Stress Injury must be connected to a physical injury. Senate Bill 1028 would remove the physical injury requirement, allowing for coverage of severe psychological injuries that can come as part of being a first-responder.

LEWISTON, ID – LCSC Baseball’s opening day is coming early.  A tournament planned for Portland, OR this weekend has been moved to Lewiston.  Portland is expected to have weather worse than the LC Valley, so the tournament will be at Harris Field.