MOSCOW — With the sleepy winter months in its rear view, Moscow suddenly becomes a hub of outdoor activity during the first weekend in May.
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MOSCOW — With the sleepy winter months in its rear view, Moscow suddenly becomes a hub of outdoor activity during the first weekend in May.
Owlet sit in a tree Friday in the Lewiston Clarkston Valley.
BOISE — Behavioral health has come a long way in Idaho since Rick Huber experienced his first mental health crisis in the early 1980s.
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Exactly who developed bite-size steak and where it was first served is a matter of debate.
Filing week begins Monday at auditor offices across Washington for the state’s primary election, which takes place Aug. 6.
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As Idaho prepares to certify the Open Primary Initiative for the Nov. 5 election ballot, consider the case of 10 Republican members of the U.S. House of Representatives who voted — at great political risk — to impeach Donald Trump, a president of their own party, for inciting the Jan. 6, 202…
The golden rule of wildflower etiquette is the three words kids don’t want to hear: “Look, don’t touch.”
Stories in this Regional News Roundup are excerpted from weekly newspapers from around the region. This is part two, with part one having appeared in Saturday’s Tribune.
Spring chinook passing Bonneville Dam continue to trail the 10-year average by a wide margin but continue to be ahead of last year’s run.
After days of protests roiling college campuses, President Joe Biden broke his silence with a short, terse speech condemning the chaos and calling for order, while also holding up protest as a fundamental American right.
TEL AVIV, Israel — A Hamas delegation was in Cairo on Saturday as Egyptian state media reported “noticeable progress” in cease-fire talks for Gaza. But Israel hasn’t sent a delegation and a senior Israeli official downplayed prospects for a full end to the war while emphasizing the commitmen…
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Joe Biden and Donald Trump are two presidents with unfinished business and an itch to get it done.
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Editorial: The Tribune’s Opinion
As Idaho prepares to certify the Open Primary Initiative for the Nov. 5 election ballot, consider the case of 10 Republican members of the U.S. House of Representatives who voted — at great political risk — to impeach Donald Trump, a president of their own party, for inciting the Jan. 6, 202…
The golden rule of wildflower etiquette is the three words kids don’t want to hear: “Look, don’t touch.”
Stories in this Regional News Roundup are excerpted from weekly newspapers from around the region. This is part two, with part one having appeared in Saturday’s Tribune.
Spring chinook passing Bonneville Dam continue to trail the 10-year average by a wide margin but continue to be ahead of last year’s run.
After days of protests roiling college campuses, President Joe Biden broke his silence with a short, terse speech condemning the chaos and calling for order, while also holding up protest as a fundamental American right.
TEL AVIV, Israel — A Hamas delegation was in Cairo on Saturday as Egyptian state media reported “noticeable progress” in cease-fire talks for Gaza. But Israel hasn’t sent a delegation and a senior Israeli official downplayed prospects for a full end to the war while emphasizing the commitmen…
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Joe Biden and Donald Trump are two presidents with unfinished business and an itch to get it done.
Early voting in Idaho’s primary election starts Monday and will run through May 17.
Please check in with support groups to see if they are meeting in person or online. Support group organizers can call (208) 848-2262 or email mbaney@lmtribune.com to update a listing.
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Going into Friday’s game at Clearwater Field in Lewiston, both the Kendrick and Troy baseball teams had matching conference records and with the regular-season Whitepine League title on the line, the Tigers prevailed with a 10-2 decision.
PULLMAN — It was a scenario that’s played out time and time again for the Washington State baseball team this season.
Lewis-Clark State baseball earned three season conference awards and a slew of all-Cascade Conference selections, it was announced Friday.
Clarkston’s Joey Miller scored a walk-off run in the bottom of the ninth against visiting Shadle Park of Spokane to complete a softball doubleheader sweep in extra innings on Friday at Lincoln Middle School, moving the Bantams into first place in 2A Greater Spokane League standings.
HOUSTON — Jose Altuve hit a go-ahead bunt RBI single and collected his 300th career stolen base in Houston’s four-run seventh inning to lead the Astros to a 5-3 win over the Seattle Mariners on Friday night.
RENTON, Wash. — Mike Macdonald bounced around. A little time with the defensive linemen. A little time with the linebackers. A time little with the offense.
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Going into Friday’s game at Clearwater Field in Lewiston, both the Kendrick and Troy baseball teams had matching conference records and with t…
PULLMAN — It was a scenario that’s played out time and time again for the Washington State baseball team this season.
Lewis-Clark State baseball earned three season conference awards and a slew of all-Cascade Conference selections, it was announced Friday.
Clarkston’s Joey Miller scored a walk-off run in the bottom of the ninth against visiting Shadle Park of Spokane to complete a softball double…
HOUSTON — Jose Altuve hit a go-ahead bunt RBI single and collected his 300th career stolen base in Houston’s four-run seventh inning to lead t…
RENTON, Wash. — Mike Macdonald bounced around. A little time with the defensive linemen. A little time with the linebackers. A time little wit…
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This month I will take you back to the beginning and my first trip to teach English (ESL) as an intern at a university in Budapest, Hungary. It was a two-month program during the summer of 1993.
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