KAMIAH, ID – Three people have gone missing and are believed to be in danger.  A release from the Idaho State Police says Wayne, Ariel, and Isabelle Thompson are missing.  They live at 204 Pine Street in Kamiah.  If you have seen them, call 208-937-2447 or 911 right away. 

LEWISTON, ID – Bill Jollymore has resigned his employment at the Nez Perce County Sheriff’s Office.  Jollymore was Chief Deputy for the Sheriff.  He also owns two businesses in the LC Valley.  The Sheriff’s Office released the information saying he quit to pursue his business interests. 

LEWISTON, ID – It’s legal to set off fireworks in Lewiston now, and west of the river tomorrow.  It became legal on June 28^th in Lewiston to set off fireworks that are non-aerial and also do not blow up.  If you buy them in town from a legal vendor, they’re ok to use in the city.  You can set them off between 9:00 am and 11:00 pm each day through July 5^th.  The fine for using illegal fireworks is $999.

OLYMPIA, WA – Fish & Wildlife Commissioners loosened up the fall bear-hunting season rules.  All hunting areas start their season August 1^st now.  Six of the 11 areas in the state started at different times previously.  The new bag limit is two bears. 

KOOSKIA, ID – Teens have been busy in the forest this summer learning the value of hard work in the forest.  The Clearwater Basin Youth Conservation Corps started their season the week of June 17^th.  Since then crews have been working all over the Clearwater Valley with professionals from the Forest Service, Army Corps of Engineers, the National Park Service, and more.

LEWISTON, ID – If you have something to say about ITD projects in north central Idaho, now’s the time to do it.  The Idaho Transportation Department is accepting public comment through August 2^nd on their plan for the next several years.  The Transportation Improvement Plan is in draft form for fiscal years 2020-2026.  What they call their “roadmap” covers changes to highways, bridges, bicycle and pedestrian facilities, safety, railroad crossings, airports, and more.

LEWISTON, ID – Both your gas and power bills may be going up if you live in Idaho.  Last month Avista requested a residential base rate change of 3.5% to the electricity side, and now they’re requesting a change to electric and gas usage. 

LEWISTON, ID – A man wanted for murder in Richland, WA could be in the LC Valley.  Several people have commented on a recent Facebook post that they’ve seen Kyle Johnson-Clark around town.  He’s 27 years old and the Richland PD says he’s wanted for his alleged involvement in a homicide on May 3^rd. 

ALPOWA SUMMIT, WA – A Lewiston man was taken to the hospital by helicopter this morning.  At about 3:30 am, James M. Funke was headed westbound on Highway 12 when his vehicle tipped over, slid across the road, and stopped in the eastbound lane. 

JOSEPH, OR – Strong thunderstorms may hit northeastern Oregon tonight.  The National Weather Service is warning citizens of the danger.  The storm will likely be more severe in northeastern Oregon, but could move north across the border before decreasing in intensity. 

LEWISTON, ID – Hopefully you or someone you know loves pizza.  Tomorrow you can buy a pizza and help the Asotin County Little League go to the state competition.  Papa John’s in Lewiston is donating 10% of all their sales on July 2^nd to the Asotin County Little League’s trip. 

LEWISTON, ID -  A border collie has been seen running between North Lewiston and Uniontown.  It's mostly seen on the Lewiston Hill.  If you do see it, but can't stop to help it, note the location on Facebook.

LEWISTON, ID – Sydni Stocks is back in Lewiston after a trip to represent the United States in martial arts in Slovakia.  The 15-year-old 2^nd degree black belt from Lewiston was ready to compete in six events, but a shot to the jaw kept her out of one of them.  She says she was ready to go, but the team doctor suggested her massively swollen jaw might need a little rest. “So much inflammation, I couldn’t move my jaw.”

LEWISTON, ID – If you heard a lot of noise over the Lewiston sky this morning, it was a group of World War II fighters coming to town.  The Radials N’ Rivers Fly-In is tomorrow.  Today the planes are coming in throughout the day to find a good place to park for viewing.  This morning it was the P51 Mustangs and P40 Warhawks.