LEWISTON - Idaho Fish and Game staff will be stocking 8,400 catchable-size (10 to 12 inch) rainbow trout at four Clearwater region locations this March. Mann Lake in Lewiston will be stocked with 5,400 rainbow trout from March 8-12. The full stocking schedule for March can be seen below: 

LEWISTON - On Friday, February 26th, 2021, at approximately 8:00am, Lewiston Police arrested a 30-year-old man on multiple felony charges following a string of car burglaries throughout the residential area east of 8th Street to 17th Street, and north of 18th Avenue to 7th Avenue.

IDAHO FALLS - On Thursday, February 25,  an Idaho State Police Trooper attempted to make a traffic stop on the above vehicle at approximately 10:50pm on northbound Interstate 15 near Idaho Falls. The driver initially slowed and pulled off the interstate at exit 108, but then quickly accelera…

LEWISTON - Lewis-Clark State College’s Erika Allen has been selected to participate in the 2021 Millennium Leadership Initiative (MLI), co-sponsored by the American Association of College and Universities and the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities.

LEWISTON - On Friday, February 26, the Lewis-Clark Valley Healthcare Foundation announced that the fourth year of its grant cycle will open with Fast-Track Grants on March 1 and the larger Impact Grants on June 1.

MOSCOW - The Latch County Sheriff's office is sharing a story of a Latah County resident who has recently fallen victim to scammers.

AHSAHKA – In order to meet flood control targets for March and April, Dworshak Dam will be increasing releases starting this Sunday at 7 p.m. The increase will result in the river rising approximately 3.5 feet between 7 p.m. Sunday night and 1 a.m. Monday morning.

MOSCOW - On Wednesday, February 25, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced it is investing $42.3 million to help rural residents gain access to health care and educational opportunities. As a result, the University of Idaho is set to receive a grant in the amount of $40…

BOISE - Idahoans who don’t make enough money to file an income tax return can get back some of the sales tax they've paid on groceries – in the form of a refund. The refund is $100 for most Idaho residents, plus $100 for each of their qualifying dependents. Residents 65 or older get $20 more.