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ISP arrests male allegedly holding woman against her will

Idaho State Police arrested a male suspect in Kamiah after a woman reported being held against her will. The victim informed a cashier at a local business that she needed help, revealing she had been drugged and transported from Oregon. Police arrested the suspect without incident, emphasizing the importance of inter-agency collaboration in ensuring the victim's safety.

Emergency response training drills planned at Colfax High School today

Colfax High School will host active shooter mass casualty drills today from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The Whitman County Sheriff’s Office advises the public to use alternate routes due to the presence of emergency vehicles and personnel during the training exercises.

SEL to move jets to Lewiston airport

Lewiston city councilors met with Nez Perce County Commissioners to discuss budget updates, revealing a $661,000 airport deficit following United Airlines' exit. Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories plans to build a hangar for corporate jets in Lewiston, evading a new Washington state luxury tax on high-value aircraft.

Palouse woman confesses to fatal crash near Davenport

A Palouse woman, Jade A. Ellsworth, received a sentence of one year and three months in jail for causing a crash that killed three men in June 2024. Ellsworth pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide after failing to yield at a stop sign, reportedly due to sun glare. The court emphasized the need to send a message regarding public safety and responsible driving.

In Oaxaca, wedding celebrations are the best entertainment in town

Oaxaca's wedding celebrations, known as "calendas," feature lively public processions that blend traditional customs with festive dance parties. These unique events, often involving mezcal and even papier-mâché turkeys, reflect the cultural diversity of the region. Celebrating in this manner captures the spirit of Oaxaca, a state renowned for its rich traditions and vibrant community life.

Recent law leads to delicate navigation of ivermectin sales

A north Idaho pharmacy co-owned by a state lawmaker sells ivermectin over-the-counter following the passage of Senate Bill 1121. Despite the law's intent to provide access to the anti-parasitic drug, regulations may complicate its sale without a prescription. Concerns arise about the potential dangers of unregulated access to animal-grade ivermectin.

Motorcycle crash in Whitman County sends a man to Sacred Heart

A 24-year-old Spokane man was airlifted to a hospital following a motorcycle crash near Tekoa on Saturday evening. Muhammed Rasvi lost control of his motorcycle while navigating a curve, leading to severe injuries. Authorities are investigating the incident, suspecting that speed may have played a role.

Protests on the Palouse draw big crowds

Protests in Moscow and Pullman drew over 1,800 participants Saturday, opposing President Donald Trump's policies. Organizers emphasized the need for democracy, civil liberties, and community engagement during the nationwide “No Kings” protest. The gatherings remained peaceful, with supportive responses from many motorists.

Grand marshals apply an antique spin

The Hill family, known for their antique tractor collection, will serve as grand marshals at the 2025 Culdesac Shebang Days parade. The event, a cherished community tradition, includes various activities like a breakfast, live auction, and tricycle races. This year’s parade holds special significance as it honors the late Steve Hill, who passed away in September.

Wayne Main stays active and independent at 100

Wayne Main, a Juliaetta resident, celebrates his 100th birthday today while maintaining his independence. He has lived a life of hard work across various trades, including logging and bus driving, and continues to help local farmers. A public celebration is planned for him at the Senior Citizen Center in Kendrick.

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