Jerome High School sophomore Nick Greenlea works on a program called PLATO courseware at the school in preparation for taking the Idaho Standards Achievement Test’s language portion in Jerome on Monday. A school that fails to meet Annual Yearly Progress requirements under the federal No Child Left Behind Act faces a variety of corrective actions that could culminate in school restructuring or forced administrative changes. (AP Photo/The Times-News, Ashley Smith)

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• Rainfall record falls for 2nd day in a row/Mike Prager, SR
• Post Falls police investigate exposure incident/KHQ
• Taco truck protester was set up, brother claims/Thomas Clouse, SR
• Idaho DEQ found no evidence of radioactive iodine in water/Statesman
• Jury selection begins in Edgar Steele murder-for-hire trial/Meghann Cuniff, SR
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• I-90 lane reduction begins Monday/Coeur d'Alene Press
• Schweitzer loses small-claims judgment over donated skis/Bee
• 69YO woman critically injured when deer crashes thru windshield/Bee
• Sandpoint district ranger retiring after 3 decades/Bonner County Bee
• Transgender woman gets jail time for giving fake breast exams/KTVB