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Where to Eat in Moscow, Idaho: 10 Restaurants Worth Trying

I’ll admit, Moscow, Idaho, wasn’t exactly on my radar as a foodie destination. I knew about the University of Idaho, the beautiful rolling wheat fields of the Palouse, and the town’s artsy college-town personality. But the food? That was a pleasant surprise. From Neapolitan pizza that impressed...

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Two Hospitalized Following Head-On Crash on Highway 12 Near Arrow Junction

JULIAETTA, ID — Two drivers were transported to hospitals following a head-on crash on U.S. Highway 12 near milepost 13, west of Juliaetta, Tuesday evening, November 10. According to Idaho State Police (ISP), the crash occurred at

Juliaetta, ID · 17h

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Trish Carter-Goodheart’s Idaho House Race Faces New Scrutiny After 2,342 Unreported Votes Discovered

The outcome of the Idaho House District 6, Seat A race involving Democratic candidate Trish Carter-Goodheart is receiving renewed attention following the discovery of a missing memory stick containing election results from 2,342 ballots in Latah County. Carter-Goodheart, a Nez Perce Tribal citizen from Lapwai, ran for the Idaho House...

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New Presidency Announced for Pullman Washington Stake

PULLMAN—Jacob D. A. Spencer of Pullman, WA, was named Sunday as the new president of the Pullman Washington Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which includes five congregations in Whitman County. He previously served as second counselor in the Pullman Stake Presidency. He will serve with two new counselors, Dr. Arron H. Carter and Dr. Mathew Z. Taylor, both of Pullman.

Pullman, WA · 1d
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UI Hydrology Professor gives insight into the Clearwater River Diversion Study

A study ran by the Palouse Basin Aquifer Committee (PBAC) and the Idaho Water Resource Board, which began in 2025, has been created to determine the feasibility of diverting water from the river up to the Palouse Groundwater Basin. Potential intake locations were discussed on Thursday, Oct. 25 when PBAC held its 23rd Palouse Basin Water Summit.

Moscow, ID · 1d

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UI Law sees record admissions

Interview with Dean Brian Kane about impacts to the college. With the current downturn of undergraduate enrollment, the University of Idaho College of Law has seen an enrollment increase of 10% from last year, making the 2026 1L class the largest first-year class in UI history. Dean Brian Kane, in...

Moscow, ID · 1d

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Thousands of North Idaho votes weren't reported. Could they change election results?

Over 2,000 Latah County votes were not reported to the Idaho Secretary of State’s Office on election night. That represents over 10% of the votes cast in the county this election, said Joe Parris, a spokesperson for the office. Those ballots were counted by the county’s tabulation machines, but they were “not fully transferred” to the statewide election-night result reporting system, the office said in a Monday news release. An initial review indicates that no races’ outcomes will change with the addition of the unreported votes, the release says, but the Latah County Clerk’s Office is set to conduct a full recount of ballots — overseen by the Secretary of State’s Office — on Tuesday. Tom Lamar, a Latah County commissioner and the chair of the county’s board of election canvassers, called the situation “frustrating” but said he viewed it as an honest mistake by the clerk’s office. “I am not suspecting foul play,” he told the Idaho Statesman. “I want to be really clear about that.” The unreported votes seemed to stem from a “procedural error” in reporting election-night results, according to the Secretary of State’s Office. They were on a USB drive of early votes from the Latah

Latah County, ID · 2d

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Vandals fall to Washington State in Battle of the Palouse

The Idaho women’s basketball team suffered its first loss of the 2026-27 season Monday, Nov. 9, falling to Washington State University 76-53 in the Battle of the Palouse in Pullman, Washington. Despite a strong second-half effort and a dominant performance on the boards, the Vandals struggled to contain Washington State’s perimeter shooting and overcome an early scoring deficit.

Pullman, WA · 1d

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Idaho Grazing Study Aims To Keep Cattle And Outdoor Users Out Of Each Other's Way

University of Idaho rangeland scientists wrapped year one of a virtual fencing study, guiding 2,000 collared cattle across public lands.

Moscow, ID · 2d

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University of Idaho Fundraiser to Send Vandal Marching Band to U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree Lighting

The University of Idaho is raising money to send 60 Vandal Marching Band students to Washington, D.C., to perform at the U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony. Idaho’s congressional delegation invited the band to perform at the ceremony on Wednesday, December 2nd. This year’s U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree comes from the Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forest in Idaho. During the trip, students will perform on the National Mall, tour the U.S. Capitol and meet with Idaho’s congressional delegation.

Moscow, ID · 14h