OLYMPIA – The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is seeking comments on proposed alternatives for 2021-23 hunting seasons and has scheduled several meetings in August and September to discuss proposals with the public.

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Idaho Highway 8 will be resurfaced from Bovill east toward Elk River over the next two months, with work set to begin Tuesday, August 4. Resurfacing seven miles of the highway from its intersection with Idaho Highway 3 and Ruby Creek will provide a smoother ride for drivers.

Crews will work 5 a.m. to 7 p.m. from Monday through Saturday. During working hours only, the highway will be reduced to one lane.

A nearby project to fill in cracks and resurface 13.5 miles of ID-9 between Harvard and Deary is expected to wrap up in mid-August.

Visit 511.idaho.gov before traveling to see what impacts you may encounter on your route.

On 8/3/20, at about 1250 AM, Lewiston Police and Fire were dispatched to the intersection of Main St and 9th St for a motorcycle vs vehicle collision. Investigation revealed that a 2020 Harley Davidson motorcycle, driven by Patrick Dalton 38 of Lewiston, had been north bound on 9th St. Dalton failed to stop for the red light and ran into a 2017 Dodge pickup being driven by Christian Davis 28 of Pasco WA. Davis had been east bound on Main St. Dalton was transported by ambulance to St Joseph Regional Medical Center where he succumbed to his injuries. Davis was not injured.

We are asking a press release be issued for a vehicle that was found crashed on Zaza Rd in the Waha area, the vehicle was involved in a pursuit earlier todays date. It is possible that a subject is on foot in the area, as no one was located inside or around the vehicle. We want to remind everyone to please not pick up any hitch-hikers in the area, and to please call us if you see any strange individuals or notice anything unusual in the Waha area. Our phone number is 208-799-3131 Ext 1.

BOISE (July 27, 2020) Officials from Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation (IDPR) would like to encourage boaters to boat responsibly when on the water this summer and “Mind Your Wake”.

The Idaho Transportation Department is making plans to rehabilitate and retrofit the bridge to improve safety, functionality and economic opportunity in the region. Constructed in 1951, some components of the Clearwater Memorial Bridge are nearing the end of their service life.

Provide Your Input with the online survey available until August 3rd: US-12: Clearwater Memorial Bridge Survey

Update: Power has been restored with all traffic lanes re-opened.

Today at 7:07 AM A power outage was reported in the area of the Diagonal Street and Bridge Street intersection. Avista reports that the reason for the outage is from a motor vehicle accident. Crews are currently on-site and working on your outage as weather and safety conditions permit. Please check your estimated time of restoration to see when your power may be back on which at this time is 12:00 PM.

Washington State University’s College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences and the Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture are pleased to announce a new dual degree and certificate program for students pursuing their Doctor of Pharmacy degree.

JULY 26 UPDATE

(July 27), The Idaho Transportation Department will open US-95 at milepost 188. Drivers will be able to navigate through the area on a temporary gravel road that was built at the base of the slide.

Check out recent activity from the Lewiston Police Department.

July 24, 2020 (Moscow, Idaho) -- The CIty of Moscow Mann Building was anticipated to open today, Jul. 24 to resume regular in-person operations after the offices were closed due to a confirmed case of COVID-19 determined earlier this week. The closure of that building is being extended to accommodate a 14-day quarantine as recommended by public health sources.

  Update: ISP Detectives lead a multi-agency investigation into a shooting involving sheriff's deputies and a tribal police officer.

July 20, 2020 - The multi-agency investigation is continuing into an incident that occurred in the early morning hours of Saturday, July 18 in Idaho County. A driver reportedly fled from a traffic stop. After the driver led local deputies and a tribal officer on a pursuit that crossed county lines, shots were fired. Information in this release is considered preliminary pending, the ongoing investigation.

You are invited to this candidate forum brought to you by League of Women Voters and your Lewis Clark Valley Chamber of Commerce. We hope to see you online!

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OLYMPIA -- Today, Washington State Secretary of Health John Wiesman announced that he is returning all COVID-19 Safe Start applications from counties whose applications were put on pause or pending review before Governor Jay Inslee implemented a statewide pause on reopening plans. By the time these applications are eligible for review, at least four weeks will have passed. Much has changed during this time period and information in the applications will be outdated.