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Lewiston Man Arrested Following Police Pursuit Near Moscow
MOSCOW, ID — A 39-year-old Lewiston man was arrested Thursday evening after allegedly leading Moscow police on a high-speed pursuit that ended with his vehicle rolling over. According to Pullman Radio News, an officer attempted to stop
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Surviving roommate from Idaho student massacre says she’s moved 9 times because of threats
BOISE, Idaho (Court TV) — Nearly four years after her four roommates were stabbed to death in the home they shared near the University of Idaho, Dylan Mortensen is asking the court to maintain the redactions of her face in any future videos or photos the court releases. Mortensen lived with Madison Mogen, Kaylee Goncalves […] The post Surviving roommate from Idaho student massacre says she’s moved 9 times because of threats appeared first on Court TV .
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Regional innovators inducted into University of Idaho Academy of Engineers
They have all engineered career paths that have now led to induction into the 2026 Class of Academy of Engineers at the University of Idaho. Three former Vandals, John Wagner, Larry Radford and Don Scott were recently honored for their lifetime commitment to advancing the quality of life through achievement, high ethical standards and innovation. The trio was also recognized for their contributions to engineering achievement, leadership, education, service to the profession and advancement of society.
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University of Idaho launches dairy education program for elementary students
MOSCOW — The University of Idaho Extension has introduced a new educational program aimed at teaching elementary school students about the state’s dairy industry and how milk and other dairy products are produced. The curriculum, called Dairy in a Box, was developed for students in third through sixth grades and includes six lessons covering dairy farming, milk production and the role of dairy in Idaho’s agricultural economy. Matt Fisher, a University of Idaho Extension educator specializing in 4-H, collaborated with Dairy West to develop the program, which includes flashcards, posters, storybooks, lesson plans, quizzes and hands-on activities. The lessons align with Idaho’s educational standards in language arts, mathematics, social studies and science. Teachers can also adjust the activities to accommodate different grade levels. Idaho ranks third nationally in milk production, with milk sales generating an estimated $3.85 billion in revenue in 2025, according to a report by University of Idaho Extension agricultural economists. “We have more cows in Idaho than people, and a lot of them are dairy cows,” Fisher said. “My job was to bring this commodity in Idaho to the attention of youth and let them know that we’re more than just potatoes.” The curriculum introduces students to