Good morning, Lewiston.

The LC Valley Easter Guide lists events starting today through April 20, including egg hunts, church services, and family activities in areas such as Lewiston and Kendrick.

The guide provides details like photo sessions with the Easter Bunny at Lewiston Center Mall and an adult-only egg hunt at Kendrick Grange — additional events will be added as they are announced.

A multi-agency law enforcement team, including Lewiston Police, apprehended 19-year-old Keegan Brown on Arrow Highline Road in Juliaetta yesterday evening—he faces a probation violation charge from a first-degree stalking conviction and has a record of assault and no-contact orders.

The Lewiston Police Department announced today that it is installing Flock License Plate Recognition Cameras to help detect criminal vehicles by sending alerts in real time when a car linked to a state or national crime database is seen — the system stores license plate data for 30 days and does not capture driver details.

Today, Governor Brad Little announced his appointment of Jennifer White as executive director of the Idaho State Board of Education after director Josh Whitworth left for a private-sector job.

He named Kurt Liebich as board president following Dr. Linda Clark’s term — a change expected to strengthen Idaho's education system.

The Lewiston Police Department will install Flock license plate recognition cameras to boost crime-solving efforts as the system sends real-time alerts when it detects a stolen vehicle or one linked to a wanted suspect.

The cameras capture only license plate images and will not be used for routine traffic violations—data will be stored for 30 days before permanent deletion unless needed for an investigation.

Idaho Fish and Game will start road work along Wapshilla Creek in Craig Mountain Wildlife Management Area on April 14 — May 30 to fix a road that washed out two years ago.

Hunters should plan for delays when accessing the area.