Good morning, Lewiston.

Asotin Police have partnered with local law agencies & Twin River Special Olympics to host a Polar Plunge fundraiser at Lewiston Snap Fitness starting at 10 a.m. The event will raise funds for athlete essentials including uniforms and transportation.

Lewis-Clark State College is one step closer to becoming Lewis-Clark State University after the Senate Education Committee voted on Wednesday to approve a name change bill (Bill 1234).

The Lewiston-based school offers associate, bachelor's and graduate degrees, and the proposal now heads to the full Senate.

The Idaho Supreme Court upheld the Parental Choice Tax Credit on Thursday, keeping a refund program that covers non-public school costs retroactive to Jan.

1, 2025 and offers up to $5,000 per student + $7,500 for disabilities. Over 5,000 applications have been received and will be processed until March 15.

Brook Krieger of Idaho Country Properties has been named 2025 REALTOR of the Year by the Lewis Clark Association of REALTORS.

She earned the honor for her professionalism + leadership and will join the Intermountain MLS Rules and Policies Committee to guide regional policies.