LENORE — Firefighters are responding to the Grandview Fire burning near Grandview Lane in the Lenore area. The fire started at approximately 4:00 PM and is currently estimated at 75 acres. The fire is ...

LENORE—Firefighters are responding to the Grandview Fire burning near Grandview Lane in the Lenore area. Crews made good progress overnight and stopped all forward progression of the fire. The fire is ...

MOSCOW–At approximately 5:44 AM, on July 3, 2026, the Moscow Fire Department and the Moscow Rural Fire District responded to a reported structure fire in the 1200 block of North Mountain Road outside ...

CORVALLIS– Lewis-Clark State Athletics earned Cascade Collegiate Conference Presidents' Cup Academic Excellence status for ...

CLARKSTON — Firefighters from across the Lewis-Clark Valley responded to a house fire in the greater Clarkston area Friday morning. Emergency calls reporting a residential fire began coming in at ...

PLYMOUTH—Early this morning, June 28, 2026, Benton County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to a reported theft in progress ...

RIGGINS—The Shingle Creek Fire, burning in the Shingle Creek area approximately 6 miles southwest of Riggins, is estimated to ...

Some of America’s quieter national parks are having a moment this July, and the travelers heading to them arrive with baskets worth the drive. The ... Read more The post The American picnic is back, ...

LEWISTON, Idaho — The Nez Perce County Sheriff's Office is investigating after a body was recovered Sunday evening from the Clearwater River east of Cherry Lane Bridge. Deputies responded at about ...

(The Center Square) - King County Executive Girmay Zahilay and Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson’s decision to significantly restructure the troubled King County Regional Homeless Authority drew praise from ...

YAKIMA – United States District Judge Mary K. Dimke sentenced Corbett Lloyd Craig, age 42, of Goldendale, Washington, to 324 months in prison to be followed by a lifetime period of supervised release ...

BOISE - The City of Boise’s emergency ordinance, effective July 1, 2026, now requires high-powered e-motorbikes; those 750 watts or above or capable of 28 mph or more, to be licensed, registered, and ...