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The Latah County Fair is being held at the county fairgrounds from Sept. 12-15. This year’s theme of “Dreams of Purple and Gold on the Palouse” is about the hopes […]
In Idaho, more than 8% of the population are considered food insecure. While that may feel like a small percentage, it equals more than 40,000 children and even more adults. […]
On Thursday, Aug. 29, Bryan Kohberger and his legal team continued fighting for his upcoming trial to change venues from Moscow to Boise, citing the higher likelihood of an unbiased […]
The Latah County elections office released unofficial election results at 9:36 p.m. Tuesday night for the three available Moscow City council seats, won by Sandra Kelly, Bryce Blankenship and Drew […]
While votes are still coming in, Latah County is fully reported. Here are the unofficial election results for the midterm elections as of 1:33 a.m. PST on Nov. 9. National […]
Last week, Public Health – Idaho North Central District lowered COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to age 16, making appointments accessible to all University of Idaho students in Latah County. The announcement […]
Grocery store workers and other frontline personnel in North Idaho are now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine, according to a press release from Public Health – Idaho North Central District Thursday and a similar release from Panhandle […]
Despite limited supply, Idaho Gov. Brad Little’s COVID-19 vaccination plan moves to the next priority group – individuals over the age of 65. The state continues to administer the vaccine […]
Outside the University of Idaho Student Recreation Center yesterday, signs and volunteers directed voters to registration and voting booths. Golf carts shuttled voters to and from the polls through the chilly breeze, a palpable […]
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 […]