Kellogg Medicaid spending on substance misuse treatment rises to $101,480 in 2024
Kellogg saw a 45.8% increase in Medicaid payments for Alcohol and Drug Abuse Treatment services in 2024, indicating shifts in care usage and payment structures.

Kellogg saw a 45.8% increase in Medicaid payments for Alcohol and Drug Abuse Treatment services in 2024, indicating shifts in care usage and payment structures.

Senator Mike Crapo has announced new staff appointments to key roles within the Senate Finance Committee. The changes bring experienced professionals into positions focused on finance policy areas such as taxation and health care.

The Senate Banking Committee has advanced bipartisan legislation aimed at clarifying regulations for digital assets. Senator Mike Crapo voiced support for providing certainty while encouraging innovation. The bill now heads to consideration by the full Senate.

Olde Country Foods, LLC in Priest River was inspected by the FDA on March 26, with the agency issuing 3 citations related to food composition, standards, labeling, economic practices and foodborne biological hazards.

The City of Lewiston has announced the start of yard sale season. Residents are encouraged to review local codes before holding a sale.

The FDA conducted an inspection of Olde Country Foods, LLC in Priest River on March 26, focusing on food composition, labeling, economic factors and biological hazards.

Lewiston is seeking public input on its long-term transportation plan for East Lewiston. Residents can participate both in person or through an online open house running from May 1–12.

The Boundary County Sheriff’s Office Search and Rescue is offering a free boat safety class this May. Sessions are scheduled for three dates and aim to improve community boating safety.

Senator Mike Crapo released a statement mourning former Governor Dirk Kempthorne’s passing on April 25th. Crapo praised Kempthorne’s leadership across multiple public offices while reflecting on their partnership serving Idaho.

The Lewiston Historic Preservation Commission has named winners of its annual Orchid Awards recognizing local efforts in historic preservation. An awards ceremony is scheduled for May with several individuals and organizations set to be honored.