Making it modern
6th Street Market gets makeover The 6th Street Market transformed during winter break, moving beyond the bounds of a convenience store and becoming a community store where there are more […]
New space for future educators on the way
College of Education remodel, student-centered space Coming next summer, the building where University of Idaho students are taught to become the world’s future educators will be new and asbestos-free. Renovations […]
Off the cuff
Federal holiday I thought MLK day was a federal holiday? Why is the mail truck out and about? And did anyone else know there are debates about whether it should […]
Rally cries ‘the time is now’
Add the Words bill to be heard in committee, supporters come together The House Ways and Means Committee approved the introduction of a bill with a 6-1 vote last week […]
Improving defense
Defense shines as Barr surpasses Charlston in all-time scoring The disastrous defensive showing last Thursday, which resulted in allowing 107 points to Sacramento State, disappeared Saturday during the Vandals’ 77-49 […]
Court proceedings move forward
Moscow shooting suspect pleads ‘not guilty’ to Washington eluding charge The suspected shooter in a series of killings in Moscow Jan. 10 pleaded not guilty Friday to one count of […]
Hitting the track, field
Track and field opens season in Boise before hosting home meet Friday Idaho coach Tim Cawley got to see his team in action for the first time Friday and Saturday […]
For fifth year, Idaho salamander rejected
Bill fails to designate giant salamander as state amphibian An Idaho giant salamander stared at the members of the House State of Affairs Committee through a glass aquarium Jan. 19 […]
‘I would walk 3,000 miles’
UI grad walks across country rewarding acts of kindness Bundled up with a backpack strapped to his body and grungy from walking hundreds of miles, Tommy Lukrich looked homeless.