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Idaho Army National Guard deploys to Kosovo
BOISE, ID (CBS2) — The Idaho Army National Guard sent off the 1st of the 183rd Assault Helicopter Battalion this morning, as more than 100 personnel deployed to Kosovo in support of Operation Joint Guardian. "Over one hundred and eighty-five Idaho soldiers will deploy over the next four months,"...
Another Life Lost in Motorcycle Crash on Idaho Highway
Fatal Motorcycle Accident on US Highway 12 Claims One Life, Leaves Another in Critical Condition. The Idaho State Police are currently investigating a tragic vehicle collision that occurred on August 8, 2024, at approximately 1:50 p.m. on US Highway 12, near milepost 149 in Idaho County. This incident involved a motorcycle occupied by a 58-year-old male operator and a 55-year-old female passenger, both from Centralia, Washington.
Wave of Lewiston Business Closures Continues with Claire’s Announcement
LEWISTON - Following the recent closures of Red Lobster, Shari’s Diner, and Super China Buffet. Claire’s at the Lewiston Center Mall is the latest business to announce its shutdown. A store employee confirmed to Big Country News that the last day for the Lewiston Center Mall store will...
Boise police arrest six after multiple complaints lead to drug bust on Lemhi St.
Boise, ID (CBS2) — Several complaints led Boise Police to arrest six in a drug bust on Wednesday night. According to Boise Police, several complaints had been filed regarding a house on the 2000 block of Lemhi Street in Boise, officers began investigating the complaints and witnessed activity they say is often associated with the sale of narcotics.
Sprint Boat Races In St. John Saturday
Sprint boat racing returns to Webb’s Slough in St. John this weekend. There will be a show and shine downtown from 4:00 to 6:00 Friday. The volunteer fire department will hold a BBQ fundraiser starting at 6:00 Friday just inside the main spectator gates. The gates open Saturday morning at 9:00 with racing starting at 10:00.
Spokane Faces Strong Thunderstorms: High Winds Expected Friday Afternoon
Spokane, WA – Strong thunderstorms are forecast for Spokane and the Inland Northwest on Friday afternoon and early evening. The National Weather Service warns of gusty outflow winds exceeding 40 mph, with conditions rapidly changing. Residents are urged to prepare for potential hazards. According to the National Weather Service,...
Friends of Manito host second annual plant sale of the year
SPOKANE, Wash. – The Friends of Manito will have another annual plant sale to celebrate the fall season with hundreds of kinds of plants available. The sale will be on Aug. 24 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the parking lot just east of Gaiser Conservatory. Visitors can...
Ulm listed in Top-20 prospects for CFL Draft
CHENEY, Wash. — Going into his senior season as an Eagle, wide receiver Nolan Ulm is getting attention from in his home country. Ulm was listed among the Top-20 Canadian-born prospects for the 2025 Canadian Football League (CFL) Draft, slate at No. 6. The rankings are compiled by the...
Richland Police and Target team up to offer free school supplies on August 22
Richland Wash. — On Thursday, August 22nd, from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm, The Richland Police Department Foundation is partnering with Target to provide free school supplies for families for the next school year. Richland Police say the Sips and Supplies event is all about helping Richland students start...
The Kennewick Police Department looking for more recruits to join the force
KENNEWICK, Wash. – The Kennewick Police Department needs 11 officers to keep our community safe. Sergeant Michael Rosane with KPD says the position is available after the police academy. Applicants are looking to become police officers. Sgt. Rosane says the department tests every month through national safety testing. If...
New Idaho law requires parental permission for schools to provide first aid—including Band-Aids
Due to a new Idaho law, schools will need permission from parents to give students any medical care, all the way down to over-the-counter pain meds for headaches and Band-Aids for scraped knees. Senate Bill 1329, also known as The Parents’ Rights in Medical Decision-Making Act, went into effect on...
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