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The Moscow Police Department warns residents about a group of teenagers soliciting donations for a fictitious summer camp linked to the Palouse Prairie Charter School. The police confirmed that the camp does not exist and are seeking information and video footage of the suspects. Community members can report tips by referencing case number 25-M04789.
Columnist Becky Tallent from the Moscow-Pullman Daily News secured third place in the large market column writing division at the Indigenous Media Awards. Competing against notable publications, she submitted columns addressing significant issues related to Indigenous communities. Tallent, a Cherokee descent member, emphasizes the importance of Indigenous voices in journalism.
Idaho's state revenue increased slightly from last year but remains $141.5 million below legislative projections. Individual income tax collections rose by $187.4 million, while recent tax cuts are expected to reduce future revenues by $400 million annually.
Volunteers are working to rehome over 26 dogs rescued from an animal hoarding case in Albion, with estimates of the total number exceeding 45. The Whitman County Sheriff’s Office is coordinating with local animal rescues to provide necessary veterinary care and find foster homes. Community concerns have arisen regarding the pace of animal removal and potential prosecution of the owners.
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, 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.
Latah County will begin transporting inmates to Nez Perce County jail later this year due to the Latah County jail's non-compliance with standards. Estimated repair costs of $13 million would only extend the jail's usefulness by 5 to 10 years, prompting the transition to a court holding facility. Local officials express concern over the increased burden on police resources and public safety.
About 50 police dogs and their handlers attend the Idaho Police Canine Association Conference in Lewiston, focusing on specialized training for drug detection, bomb detection, and patrol. The event features nearly 100 scenarios to enhance the skills of both dogs and handlers, culminating in a competition on Friday.
Clarkston FFA students Chase Meyer, Brenna Keene, and Alex Wolf competed in the inaugural agriculture innovations career development event at the Washington FFA State Convention, showcasing technologies like drones and crop sensors. Despite limited preparation time due to a school shop fire, they finished 12th but remain optimistic for next year's competition.
A 10-year-old boy sustained non-life-threatening injuries after a car struck him while he crossed Lapwai Road east of Lewiston on Tuesday. Emergency responders transported him to St. Joseph’s Regional Medical. The incident occurred near the 3900 block of Lapwai Road, approximately one mile from the Lindsey Creek Road intersection.