Good morning, Lewiston.

WWII veteran Wayne Raymond celebrated his 100th birthday on May 26 and reflected on his service—his daughter Kay Stacey shared a heartfelt embrace with him.

On Sunday morning, a Jeep Wrangler veered off Highway 95 near mile marker 315, striking a hillside and injuring its driver who was taken to a hospital—Nez Perce County Sheriff's Office officials are investigating the crash.

Idaho Fish and Game is hosting a virtual training webinar on Wednesday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. to train volunteer community scientists for a milkweed survey that runs from July 1 through Aug.

15 — volunteers will check sites one to three times and record patch health — and the data will help the agency with future decisions on protecting Monarch butterflies.

The Idaho Office of Highway Safety warned that the 100 deadliest days on highways have begun after 74 traffic deaths occurred by May 12, up from 57 last year.

Officials urged drivers to wear seatbelts and avoid distractions—steps aimed at reducing further fatalities over the coming period.

Baseball fans from across the country have come to Lewiston for the NAIA World Series today, with supporters like Jennifer Marsh from Baton Rouge here to back her son and many others remarking on the community’s warm welcome—fans continue to arrive as the games unfold throughout the week.