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BOISE — A proposed bill that would have threatened to repeal Medicaid expansion if a series of conditions weren’t met will not move forward.

ID Spokane WA Zone Forecast for Tuesday, February 6, 2024

Davis's time of 8.13 seconds edged out the previous-best 60 hurdles record of 8.14 seconds.

The Bonner County commissioners’ regular meeting was delayed Tuesday by almost half an hour after Dave Bowman — who was trespassed from the building Jan. 26 for disruption and perceived threats — arrived at the meeting despite the ban.

SPOKANE, Wash. - Wednesdays weather will look pretty similar to what we saw yesterday in Spokane, with mostly cloudy skies and chances for sunshine peeking through in the late morning

“This bill would effectively erase my existence and the existence of others in my community,” said Nikson Mathews, who is also transgender. “If passed, it will most certainly lead to another costly lawsuit that our taxpayers pay for.”

BOISE — The Idaho House voted Wednesday to pass legislation defining “male” and "female,” and stating that there are “only two sexes.”

SPOKANE, Wash. - The Innovia Foundation is launching a new spotlight on old historic theaters across eastern Washington and north Idaho.

Going to college as a single mom may seem impossible but one Sandpoint resident is proof that anything is possible. North Idaho College student Samantha Little worked in home health for years but said she was ready for something more. Like many looking for a new start, Little looked to enroll in college and pursue a new career path.

And now, the Chiefs also have a really good defense. How did this team lose six games during the regular season? Were they bored? Were some of their key players on vacation?