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The Idaho Endowment Fund invests $7.25 million in the University of Idaho and $4.2 million in Lewis-Clark State College for fiscal year 2027. The Idaho Board of Land Commissioners approved a record $117.3 million distribution to endowment beneficiaries, including public schools and veterans’ homes.
U.S. Sen. Mike Crapo and HUD Secretary Scott Turner addressed housing affordability issues in Idaho during a closed meeting at the state capitol. Turner stressed the need for 7 million affordable housing units nationwide and emphasized reducing regulatory burdens for developers to lower costs.
A cooking fire damaged a Pullman home Saturday evening, ignited by grease while frying potatoes. The Pullman Fire Department quickly contained the blaze to one room, allowing the family and their cats to escape without injury. Fire Marshal Darren Jones reminds residents to exercise caution while cooking.
Police do not believe Bryan Kohberger addressed victim Kaylee Goncalves by name before attacking her during the November 2022 Moscow murders. Witness Dylan Mortensen recounted hearing the intruder say, “It’s OK, I’m going to help you,” indicating Kohberger's familiarity with the victims remains uncertain.
Four juveniles face fourth-degree assault charges for allegedly egging a person on the Washington State University campus. WSU Police Chief Dawn Daniels confirmed that officers responded to the incident at Beasley Coliseum last Wednesday night. The charges have been forwarded to the Whitman County Prosecutor’s Office.
Moscow officials warn residents of potential discolored water due to maintenance on Well No. 6. The city's Water Department conducts supplemental flushing, causing unusual water appearance, particularly affecting the northwest area. Residents can run cold water in their bathtubs until it runs clear, as the water remains safe to use.
A 50-year-old man, Anthony Emerson, died in a motorcycle crash near Albion on Saturday night. The accident occurred when Emerson's motorcycle crossed the centerline and collided with a vehicle driven by a 20-year-old woman, who was unharmed. An investigation into the incident is ongoing.
Former Lewiston Tribune photo editor Barry Kough captured images of Charles Bronson during the filming of "Breakheart Pass" in Idaho. The movie, shot in 1975, features a dramatic train crash scene that Kough photographed up close. Despite mixed reviews, the film remains a point of local interest.
The 1975 film “Breakheart Pass,” featuring Charles Bronson, remains a cherished memory for residents of north central Idaho, despite its lack of commercial success. The film's production fostered deep connections between the Hollywood crew and local community members, creating lasting friendships and anecdotes. Fifty years later, these stories reflect the film's unique impact on the region.
Dawn Daniels was sworn in as the new Police Chief at Washington State University, succeeding Gary Jenkins. With 28 years of experience at WSU PD, she aims to enhance departmental stability and professionalism as the fall semester approaches.