Idaho County residents are expected to face more snow, severe winds and icy roads the rest of this week and into next week.  

District Court arraignments are set Feb. 25 for two Greencreek sisters charged with attempting to contract the murder of a neighbor.

BOISE - Representatives Priscilla Giddings (R-White Bird) and Caroline Nilsson Troy (R-Genesee) presented a bill last Thursday, Feb. 7, to the House Judiciary, Rules & Administration committee that would add the act of a female child genital mutilation as a felony in Idaho.

GRANGEVILLE – Passage was unanimous by the Grangeville City Council last week for both an ordinance and policy establishing a cross-connection process of protections and testing for water systems – both private and public – serviced by the municipality.

BOISE - Idaho doesn’t have a minimum age for marriage. Rep. Melissa Wintrow (D-Boise) believes this is one of the ways Idaho children are being trafficked.

GRANGEVILLE – Medicaid expansion, education funding and minimum wage were among the topics up for discussion at last week’s Pizza and Politics event. Rep. Mat Erpelding (D), minority leader (Dist. 19A, Boise) addressed nearly 40 people who attended last Thursday evening at The Gallery in Gra…

GRANGEVILLE – “You had a very good year,” accountant Carl Swenson told the Syringa Hospital board Tuesday, Jan. 22.

Brace for the cold. The National Weather Service Missoula office is advising another arctic event – similar to last weekend -- is heading into the region, with the effects to impact North Central Idaho starting this Saturday, Feb. 9.

Winter-months steelhead fishing on the South Fork Clearwater River has been pretty good for the few people who have taken the time to give it a go – and was especially good for one local youngster who put in a full effort on Christmas Day.

Snow load on power lines from a late Sunday winter storm led to an outage that disrupted service to approximately 6,000 utility customers for nearly three hours that night.

WHITE BIRD – New digs on a civic water system overhaul under planning for years appear set to begin next month. With city officials sounding sanguine, with Cook & Sons Construction, LLC, of Grangeville under contract for the construction, and with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers having …

GREENCREEK – Investigators state a neighbor dispute is what led two Greencreek sisters to allegedly contract his murder to solve the matter.

A winter storm is coming in, “probably the strongest one we’ve seen in a while,” according to a National Weather Service (NWS) Missoula office briefing, bringing a potential for freezing rain, snow accumulations, and gusting winds with accompanying frigid wind chills.

Stolen vehicles, a torched home, and a trail of crime across two states.

GRANGEVILLE – In the works since last fall, a cross-control check program goes before the Grangeville City Council next week to establish a process of protections and testing for the municipal water system.

GRANGEVILLE – “Idaho’s too great to hate” and “build a bridge, not a wall!” could be heard Saturday, Jan. 19, as more than 50 people braved rain and cold to march from Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, downtown Grangeville and back.

Tonight is an important night for homeless people and their advocates across the state of Idaho.

KOOSKIA – Petitioners have less than 75 days to gather enough signatures to put the recall of Kooskia Mayor Charlotte Schilling up for special election.

KOOSKIA – State funding has been approved for emergency repairs to the City of Kooskia wastewater lagoon, with the next steps in planning the project hoped to be completed by mid-spring.

LEWISTON – A crowd turned out for the Jan. 31 meet-and-greet dinner Idaho Fish and Game put on to introduce new director Ed Schriever to Clearwater Region sportsmen and women.

GRANGEVILLE – It’s the same faces but new roles for two City of Grangeville employees.

Idaho’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate remained unchanged at 2.6 percent in December – the 16th consecutive month the rate has been at or below 3 percent.

The Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forest is currently applying for state grant funding through three Idaho Parks and Recreation funds: the Recreational Road and Bridge Program, the Recreation Trails Program and the Off Road Motor Vehicle program. The grants would supplement funding for the f…