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When you’re in college, figuring out how your medical insurance works might not be at the top of your to-do list, but it should be. Getting sick or injured can […]
Ada County Judge Steven Hippler denied the defense’s request to allow an expert testimony about Bryan Kohberger’s autism diagnosis in his murder trial. The defense argued that this diagnosis would […]
The Latah County Library District will be holding an election on May 20 to determine their new Board of Trustees members. The vote is a part of a larger Latah […]
The annual KINO Short Film Festival celebrated its 25th anniversary with a newly expanded two-day event consisting of workshops, short films, feature-length films, Q&As and awards. On April 25 at […]
The Banned Book Club in Moscow has been gaining momentum since the fall of 2024. The group was created after House Bill 710 was passed by Govenor Brad Little, which […]
Over 400 people gathered in Friendship Square on Saturday for Moscow’s Hands Off! rally. Moscow’s event was one of many across the nation on April 4. Attendees brought their own […]
On Saturday, March 22, a town hall meeting was held by the Latah County Democrats. The meeting featured guest speakers Richard Stallings and Larry Larocco, two former U.S. Representatives for […]
As classes are finishing up and people are getting done with their midterms, many students are getting ready for Spring Break. While many will be going home or on a […]
Flooding occurred throughout Moscow on Sunday, Feb. 23, as a result of quickly melting snow exacerbated by the day’s heavy rainfall. Temperatures began to rise above freezing last week, with […]
Joann Fabric and Crafts, a popular retailer for avid members of the arts and crafts community, has made the decision to close all locations nationwide after filing for bankruptcy a […]