LOLO PASS, ID – Conditions are “Very Slick” on Lolo Pass right now.  The Idaho Department of Transportation says there’s snow on the roadway and drivers should expect another 6 inches today. 

GENESEE, ID – Someone drove through several seeded fields and the Sheriff’s Office hopes you can help them find out who did it.  Sunday night the trespasser drove through fields near Evans Road and Shirrod Road.

OROFINO, ID - Divers from the Federal Bureau of Investigation are helping the Orofino Police Departemnt look for a murder weapon.  Orofino Police served a search warrant at 12358 Hartford Avenue.  They got a tip that the firearm used to kill Samantha Fignani in May 2017 may be in a pond at that address.  

BOISE, ID – If you have already filed your taxes, you’re ahead of the game, but don’t count on a quick refund.  The State of Idaho and the IRS both start processing tax returns on Monday.  The State of Idaho Tax Commission is sending out a reminder that all Idaho tax returns go through fraud-detection reviews and accuracy checks before issuing a refund.  They may ask you to verify your identity or to provide more information.

OLYMPIA, WA – Studded snow tires could be illegal if some Washington legislators get their way.  House Bill 1309 would make selling and eventually using snow tires against the law.  The bill would immediately increase the state fee from five dollars to $100 per studded tire.  January 1^st, 2020 it would become illegal to sell the tires or sell studs to put in the tires.  On July 1^st 2025 it would become illegal to use any tires you may still have with metal studs.  The penalty cited in the bill is $500 for use on public property.

CLARKSTON, WA – A Clarkston High School student just had a wide array of options open up in front of him.  Levi Lathrop is a Junior ROTC student who just earned a full scholarship from the U.S. Air Force to learn to fly this summer.

CLARKSTON, WA – So far Washington Fish & Wildlife has found no evidence of wolves in the Clarkston Heights. 

A post on Facebook has valley residents concerned that their children and pets may be in danger after the post circulated about a pack of wolves near the dump on 6^th Avenue/Peola Road. 

LEWISTON, ID – More snow and rain are headed our way, but probably not for the LC Valley.  The National Weather Service has Winter Storm Warnings, Winter Weather Advisories, and Hazardous Weather Advisories for the areas around Lewiston, but not in the valley itself.

LEWISTON, ID – Two people allegedly attacked an LPD officer early Saturday morning at a Lewiston bar.  The officer responded to reports of a citizen dispute at Canter’s Inn at about 2:09 am.  A press release says eight to ten people were in the parking lot engaged in a citizen dispute.  It goes on to say the officer tried to remove the primary aggressor, 22-year-old Lewiston Resident Kade Mago, from the group.  The release then says Mago tackled the LPD officer, who then struck his head on the pavement.

ANATONE, WA – It won’t cost you anything to visit Fields Spring State Park or any other Washington State Park.  Normally you would need a day pass or a Discover Pass to park and access the trails.  Today, the holiday celebrating Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday, is one of two January days that is free.

ASOTIN, WA – Because today is a holiday, Asotin County Commissioners aren’t holding their weekly meeting.  They are, however, meeting tomorrow for a single task.  At 9:00 am they will sign vouchers and then close the meeting.  It’s open to the public, so if you find that interesting, you’re welcome to join them at 9:00 am in the Courthouse Annex in Asotin.

LEWISTON, ID – Lewis-Clark State College and the YWCA are teaming up to help the community today, Martin Luther King Jr. Day.  January 21^st is also Human Rights Day and LCSC faculty, staff, and students are volunteering in a variety of ways.  They’re encouraging anyone interested in helping out to show up at the YWCA at 2:00 pm.

LEWISTON, ID – Chances are good that you’re not missing any court documents, but you may get a call suggesting the opposite.  The Lewiston Police Department is warning of a new phone scam in which someone claims to be with the Idaho State Legal Division.  He or she says there was a failed attempt to deliver certified court documents.  The person may provide a considerable amount of info about you including the last four digits of your social security number.

LEWISTON, ID – Chances are good that you’re not missing any court documents, but you may get a call suggesting the opposite.  The Lewiston Police Department is warning of a new phone scam in which someone claims to be with the Idaho State Legal Division.  He or she says there was a failed attempt to deliver certified court documents.  The person may provide a considerable amount of info about you including the last four digits of your social security number.

ANATONE, WA – There’s a new way to reserve a camping space at Washington State parks.  You can now select your spot from any that are available online.  Through the new interface, you can select dates, equipment you’ll be bringing (tent, RV, etc.), and where you want to be.