Colville, WA

Detectives with the Idaho State Police are asking for the public’s help with information about the disappearance of an LC Valley man. According to a news release, Michael Murphy was last seen in March 2018. At the time of his disappearance, he was living in the. Lewiston/Clarkston area. Murphy...

“You can see how gentle they are. They’re just babies.”

COLVILLE, Wash. — A crew with the Washington State Department of Transportation got a surprise that kept them abuzz Wednesday morning in Colville. Crews said they noticed a swarm of bees at a facility shed. After calling in Hunting Bee Apiary, more than 5,000 honeybees were found on the...

The University of Idaho confirmed late last week the detection of stripe rust in the southern portion of the state. The rust was found in breeding plots near Buhl. The breeding line was reportedly significantly infected, but isolated, meaning the infections were not widespread in the field. UI said most...

Franklin “Frank” D. Weeks passed away peacefully at his home on Tuesday, June 7, 2022. Frank was born to Harvey and Vera Weeks at Tacoma General Hospital in Tacoma, Wash., on March 21, 1941. He was the youngest of seven children. Frank is survived by his wife, Martha “Marty” Weeks; his brother Gene Weeks; numerous loving nieces and nephews; daughters Carolyn, Darlene, Heidi, Tammy, their adopted daughter Laura; and son Daniel. Frank and Marty have 19 grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren, two great-great-grandchildren.

COLVILLE, Wash. - Thousands of bees were discovered under a manhole cover by WSDOT crews in Colville, according to a video tweeted by the department. The insects were spotted at an eastern Washington Department of Transportation shed, the agency said in their post. A Hunting Bee Apiary was called to...

INCHELIUM, Wash. - The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a flash flood warning, in effect until 5 p.m. Saturday evening. Anyone in the area is advised to move to higher ground and avoid walking or driving through flood waters. Additionally, NWS states very slow-moving thunderstorms are continuing to build...

At 9 on a Saturday morning, Dan Holman, a 74-year-old retired oncologist, picks up a chainsaw and heads into the forest. The forest in question is on the slopes of a hill outside of Chewelah in northeast Washington — and just a stone’s throw away from Holman’s home in the woods.

CHEWELAH — At 9 on a Saturday morning, Dan Holman, a 74-year-old retired oncologist, picks up a chain saw and heads into the forest. The forest in question is on the slopes of a hill outside of Chewelah in northeast Washington — and just a stone’s throw away from Holman’s home in the woods.