University of Idaho dedicates new meat science laboratory
The University of Idaho has dedicated its new Meat Science and Innovation Center Honoring Ron Richard on April 10 with over three hundred supporters present. The modern lab aims to boost training opportunities for students while supporting Idaho’s beef industry.
Idaho Vandals men’s basketball signs Canadian player TJ Wal for 2026-27 season
Idaho Men’s Basketball has signed Canadian standout TJ Wal as its first recruit for the class of 2026 following their Big Sky Championship win. Head Coach Alex Pribble praised Wal’s skills and potential impact on the team.
Senator Mike Crapo addresses financial literacy and conservation efforts in recent posts
Senator Mike Crapo highlighted financial literacy month and met with sportfishing advocates in April posts.
Winchester Medicaid payments for Evaluation and Management services top $20,000 in 2024
Medicaid spending for Evaluation and Management services in Winchester more than doubled to $20,047 in 2024, highlighting shifts in service use and reimbursement practices.
Bonners Ferry Medicaid dental payments reach $295,679, up 4327% in 2024
Medicaid payments for Dental Services in Bonners Ferry surged by 4327% to $295,679 in 2024, indicating substantial shifts in service demand and reimbursement.
Drivers in Nez Perce County see lowest diesel gas at $5.33 in week ending Apr. 4
In Nez Perce County, the week’s lowest diesel gas price was $5.33 per gallon as of the week ending Apr. 4.
Which ex-North Idaho area high school athletes are scheduled for action the week starting Monday, April 13?
These former North Idaho area high school standouts will be competing during the week of Monday, April 13.
Podcast episode examines current trends in Idaho’s agricultural economy
A new University of Idaho podcast episode features Brett Wilder discussing current trends affecting agriculture across the state. He explains why strong revenues do not guarantee prosperity for all producers amid rising costs and shifting markets.
Moscow native says University of Idaho prepared her for career opportunities
Catherine Niehenke chose the University of Idaho over larger business schools after learning about its unique opportunities. Her involvement across academics and campus life led her from Moscow High School all the way toward employment with Ernst & Young.
Idaho track and field secures multiple podium finishes at Jeff Rahn Classic
Idaho Track and Field saw numerous podium finishes at this year’s Jeff Rahn Classic meet held on April 10. Both men’s and women’s teams collected multiple gold medals across running relays, sprints, distance races, throws, and jumps.
Lewiston schedules meeting on police collective bargaining negotiations for April 23
Lewiston officials have scheduled a public meeting for April 23 to negotiate with the Fraternal Order of Police Lewis Clark Lodge #10 over their collective bargaining agreement. The session may include an executive segment focused on labor contract issues.
Where could drivers find the cheapest gas in cities within Bonner County in week ending Mar. 28?
The cheapest reported price for a gallon of regular gas in Bonner County came in at $3.93 during the week ending Mar. 28.