Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 12th of September.
Good morning, Lewiston.
The DAR is inviting residents to celebrate Constitution Week from Sept.
17 to 23 with events at local libraries and schools and a bell-ringing gathering nearby. The observance pays tribute to the document signed in 1787 that laid the foundation of our nation.
Idaho State Superintendent Debbie Critchfield is asking for $20 million to boost operational funding for school districts and charters so they can cover inflation and unexpected expenses while supporting a new funding formula for at-risk students.
The request comes during the 2027-28 budget-writing process.
Lewis-Clark State College has received $150,000 for its Project AI-RISE, a four-year effort to expand dual-credit AI and cybersecurity courses across 16 school districts.
IT instructor Joshua Tyler will oversee upgrades to the college’s AI lab and online systems funded by Accelerated Idaho.
Evergreen Fresh Sprouts in Moyie Springs recalled 215 cases of broccoli sprouts on Wednesday, Sept.
10—tests detected salmonella contamination and the recall is linked to an outbreak affecting 16 people in Idaho, Washington and Montana.
LC State Volleyball (the Warriors) swept Warner Pacific in three sets on Thursday, boosting their record to 9 to 1 overall and 3 to 1 in Cascade Conference play.
They will host home conference matches in Lewiston next weekend.
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