Daniela Julio-Cano

Since the opening of the Aht'Wy Interchange, law enforcement agencies and the Idaho Transportation Department have observed unsafe driving behaviors among motorists entering or exiting the casino.

The Snake River Community Clinic has been awarded a $160,000 grant from Direct Relief's Fund for Health Equity. Direct Relief is a humanitarian aid organization

House Bill 138, which could repeal Medicaid expansion in Idaho, has advanced to the House floor following an 8-7 committee vote. The bill proposes 11 conditions for the program, with a repeal set for July 2026 if any are unmet. These conditions include a 36-month lifetime coverage limit, a requirement for 20 weekly hours of work or volunteering, a ban on funds for gender-affirming medical care, and biannual eligibility reevaluations.

Students at Jenifer Middle School had a unique opportunity to learn about snowplow operations firsthand as they welcomed "Plowabunga," one of the newly named sn

On Tuesday the Idaho House introduced a new bill to replace a previous Medicaid reform-or-repeal initiative, House Bill 328 looks to cut Medicaid Expansion cost

The construction of the new Lewis-Clark Animal Shelter is currently in its second phase, with plans to move into phases three and four once completed. The shelt

The City of Lewiston is making strides in improving pedestrian safety and accessibility with its 17th Street sidewalk in-fill project. Funded by a Transportation Alternatives Program grant that was awarded to the city, the project will introduce a new sidewalk on the west side of 17th Street, along with ADA-compliant pedestrian ramps on both sides from 13th to 15th Avenue.

WA & ID — The Washington-Idaho Volunteer Center's Senior Companion Program welcomes individuals aged 55 and older to provide companionship and assistance to the elderly and disabled in the region.

Students from Sacajawea Middle School showcased their talents at the Idaho State Leadership Conference, bringing home several awards. The event, held in Boise,

The Lewiston City Library has joined the national "1000 Books Before Kindergarten" initiative, aiming to foster early literacy among young children as they embark on their educational journey.