Good morning, Lewiston.

Clarkston police arrested 65-year-old Phyllis Krogman in Wyoming on Monday—she is charged with first-degree conspiracy to commit murder—while her husband Paul faces an attempted murder charge following a Motel 6 stabbing last month linked to allegations of past family abuse.

A Clarkston woman—65-year-old Phillis K.

Krogman—was arrested in Asotin on July 14 on a charge of conspiracy to commit first-degree murder after detectives linked her to a Motel 6 stabbing on June 2 while she attended her husband's bond hearing and police said the investigation is ongoing.

Authorities are seeking help to find a Mini Cooper that hit a flatbed pickup just after 8 a.m. on Monday on Highway 3 near Mile Marker 4 and fled the scene, losing its driver-side mirror, fender flares, and rear window—Deputy Peay asks anyone with information to call 208-799-3131 ext 1.

Lewis-Clark State College is consolidating operations and expanding academic programs at the Bob and Leona DeArmond College and University Center in Coeur d’Alene to better support local students and meet workforce demands.

The change comes as North Idaho College relocates its student services hub to the same facility—strengthening the long-standing partnership between the two institutions.

Wildfires have burned nearly 1 million acres (961,740) across 12 states in the West, including 2 in Idaho.

More than 15,000 firefighters are battling 14 new fires reported since Friday and 36 uncontained fires as low humidity and high winds make control hard.

Idaho is set to upgrade its emergency response system with Next Gen 911 after the Public Safety Communications Commission approved grants to replace older systems with faster digital infrastructure — the new setup will support text-to-911, improve caller location accuracy, and manage call surges during disasters.