Good morning, Lewiston.

The Lewiston Roundup Board named Layci Peer as the new general manager, and her work with local nonprofits helped make the rodeo a top event in America—community members are encouraged to greet her at the Roundup this weekend—while the event runs from September 3rd to 6th.

A juvenile was struck by a vehicle Tuesday morning in Lewiston when the driver turned eastbound onto Bryden Avenue from 7th Street and did not see the child in the crosswalk—police cited the driver for inattentive driving and the child was taken to St. Joseph Hospital with injuries.

Lewis-Clark State College's Social Sciences Division is hosting a public panel on the 14th Amendment and birthright citizenship on Sept.

17 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in Sacajawea Hall, Room 115 + the free event will include a livestream via Microsoft Teams and a Q&A session with panelists.

Wildfire activity in the Nez Perce–Clearwater National Forests increased over the holiday weekend and continues today with north and northwest winds expected before shifting east on Friday.

Officials warn that thick smoke from Canada may affect the region by the end of the week while crews work to open roads near active fires like White Pine Fire.

Local residents have raised concerns over LOID water safety after a family questioned if the water caused their dog's death and reported other pet illnesses linked to blue-green algae.

Idaho Animal Rescue Network advises residents to avoid using LOID water for drinking, swimming, or livestock use—officials urge checking updates and seeking care for affected pets.