Lewiston News

U.S. Rep. Raul Labrador officially announced his bid for re-election, saying he wants to continue to work to limit the reach of the federal government.

When Mitt Romney called himself a " severely conservative " governor in a speech last week, it struck many as an odd phrase.

The City of Lewiston honored three police officers with the most prestigious award handed out by the city, the Medal of Valor.

A collapsed sewer main continues to cause a detour for downtown traffic from the Interstate Bridge to 5th Street.

The Idaho Supreme Court ruled Lewiston illegally collected stormwater fees between 2009 and 2010.

The city of Lewiston has given three law enforcement officers the police department's highest award for their actions apprehending an armed bank robber.

A Lewiston official will take a long journey abroad hoping to benefit local businesses.

The Scharff family of Spokane made a special trip to Disneyland recently to celebrate the birthday of 5-year-old Mason with a ride on the Matterhorn.

New legislation proposed in the Idaho House Health and Welfare Committee would forbid anyone under the age of 18 in Idaho from using tanning beds.

The male subject who attempted suicide by jumping from the Southway Bridge on Monday, February 6, 2012 has been identified as Anthony W. Hallman, age 49, of Lewiston.

In 1959, Jack O'Connor bought a Winchester Model 70 .270 Featherweight in a hardware store in Lewiston, Idaho.

A convicted rapist has requested to strike his February 14th trial. In Asotin County Superior Court Monday, Judge William Acey granted a motion to strike the impending trial in regards to the Detention of Monte Hoisington.

CLEARWATER COUNTY, Idaho - The Clearwater County Sheriff's Office received a call from the Shoshone County Sheriff's Office advising of a situation that was located in Clearwater County.

A handful of storage units were broken into over the weekend. A victim of the thefts found out her things weren't as secure as she was led to believe.

The fourth annual "Dump Hunger" food drive is well underway. Supplies are significantly low and especially critical for local food banks this time of year.

A 14-year-old Lewiston girl has been named "Youth of the Year" for the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Lewis Clark Valley.

Lewis-Clark Valley students raised more than $9,000 for two local charities at the 18th Annual Golden Throne Basketball game.

A teenager who pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a Lewiston woman at knifepoint will remain in juvenile custody until he is 19.

Erb's Ace Hardware celebrates it's 100th year of business in Lewiston. Erb's Ace Hardware, at 141 Thain Road has been operating in the City for a century.

Ambulance service will be provided for the Clarkston Heights area for the next six years.