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A fourth arrest has been made in the Boise hospital shooting and fugitive escape incident last week. 27-year-old Tia Garcia of Twin Falls, Idaho, has been arrested for aiding and […]
The Governor of Connecticut proclaimed March 28, 2024, University of Idaho Day. Last week, the Yale marching band could not make it across the country to Spokane support its men’s […]
University of Idaho volleyball Head Coach Chris Gonzalez has been placed on paid administrative leave as of 10 a.m. today. Athletic Director Terry Gawlik and OCRI director Jackie Wernz informed […]
With three minutes left in a Round of 32 NCAA game in Spokane on Sunday, San Diego State University led Yale 79-52. There was no reason for either team to […]
Two men involved in a shootout with police in Boise and linked to a double homicide in north Idaho had their arrest warrants served and face a preliminary court hearing […]
With a trip to Los Angeles and a spot in the Sweet Sixteen, Alabama used its best defensive performance of the season to take down the Grand Canyon Lopes 72-61 […]
Stop me when you’ve heard this one before. You’re at a wedding. The ceremony is over. The food has been eaten and the music has started. You look at the […]
Tuesday, March 27, the University of Idaho hosted a large group of guests in the Whitewater and Clearwater rooms for the 2024 Tribal Summit. The event focused on the ethics […]
It’s officially Sweet Sixteen time in March, and no I’m not talking about a teenage girl’s birthday, I’m talking college basketball. The first two rounds of play saw lots of […]
Last Wednesday, Andrew Shearman hosted part four of Urban Sanctuaries’ sixth annual Earth Stewardship Talks. Shearman, a student in the College of Art and Architecture, had the opportunity to showcase […]