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University of Idaho students returning to Moscow for the spring semester must clear COVID-19 testing protocols to attend classes in person, which begin Jan. 13. Students are encouraged to get tested early because results must be received […]
A 75-year-old Coeur d’Alene woman died following a two-car collision south of Moscow Thursday night. Passenger Calleen White died after the vehicles collided head-on at 7:36 p.m. near the intersection […]
Gritman Medical Center began administering its first doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine to staff today after weeks of close coordination with regional and state public health officials. A registered […]
Wastewater testing on the University of Idaho campus has shown an increase in the concentration of COVID-19 since Thanksgiving, according to an email sent to students, faculty and staff from President C. Scott […]
Brooke Ciocca, an undergraduate student at the University of Idaho, has been dancing since she was in the womb. The soon-to-be graduate is nearly finished with her B.S. in dance after transferring […]
Incumbent Tom Lamar secured his re-election to the Latah County Commission Wednesday night after election workers tallied absentee and early voting ballots, swinging the race largely in his favor.
Unofficial results from the Latah County Election show voters broadly favored Democratic candidates. Incumbent County Commissioner Tom Lamar beat his opponent, Gabriel Rench, by 5,121 votes. U.S. Senate Candidate Paulette […]
Results from the Latah County Election are still trickling in, with 31 of 35 total precincts reporting. While these results show a strong Republican lead in every race, these results […]
Tom Lamar first took an interest in public office in the second grade, when he helped a friend run for class president.
Voters received another glimpse of the Democratic District 2 Latah County commissioner candidate in a virtual Q&A session Wednesday with incumbent Tom Lamar.