Angela Cross, the choice of Idaho GOP Chairman Norm Semanko to replace a “fired” redistricting commissioner, is shown above. Betsy Russell reports on the showdown involving two redistricters who refused to be fired by Semanko and House Speaker Lawerence Denney here.

• Idaho man pleads not guilty to trying to kill Obama/KHQ
• Bonner County positively IDs fire victims/Chelsea Kopta, KHQ
• Moscow cops investigating Sigma Chi frat sex assault/KXLY
• Solons trim $33.3M from guv's revenue estimate/Eye On Boise
• Oldtown mayor's wife avoids jail in DUI case/Bonner County Bee
• Task force names Vargas fugitive of the week/Coeur d'Alene Press
• Otter predicts long slog in presidential race/Dan Popkey, Statesman
• Bonners Ferry landowners file lawsuit over city annexation/NWCN.com
• Senate panel backs change to Students Come First law/Eye On Boise
• Low prices at new Spokane station spark gas war/Othello Richards, KREM
• Coeur d'Alene trustees to start levy discussions tonight/Maureen Dolan, Press

Nineteen members of Delta Chi became inactive after the fraternity’s national board reviewed the house earlier this month. Five seniors, six juniors, five sophomores and three freshmen will be banned from living within the house by the end of fall semester, said Brandon Cary Delta Chi president. “It has been a rough road for us,” Cary said. Cary said he was unprepared for the review conducted Nov. 9 and 10.  “I felt like I overlooked the warning gave earlier in the year,” Cary said. “I didn’t think (the review) was even close to necessary. I expected it to be an incident (that caused the review), not a decision.” The decision to review the University of Idaho chapter was made after members of Delta Chi voted to allow alcohol in the fraternity, Cary said/David Humphreys, Idaho Argonaut. More here. (Argonaut photo: Tony Marcolino)

Question: Did you belong to a fraternity or a sorority while in college? Was it a positive experience?