I came thisclose to watching Coeur d'Alene beat Capital and Mother Nature Friday night. But common sense and a head cold prompted me to listen to the game at home as my brother-in-law froze in the wind & rain. You can't find cheaper entertainment in…
Idaho's Aaron Grymes, left, knocks BYU's JJ Di Luigi out of bounds just short of the end zone during the first half of an NCAA college football game at LaVell Edwards Stadium Saturday in Provo, Utah. BYU rolled over Idaho 42-7. ESPN/AP Game story and…
Two University of Idaho students died early today after a one-vehicle accident near Troy, police said. According to Idaho State Police, freshmen Wyatt T. Smith, 17, of St. Anthony, Idaho, and Benson J. Sternberg, 18, of New Plymouth, Idaho, reportedly died as a result of…
On his Community Comment blog this morning, Dave Laird writes: "I knew, as soon as I crept forth from my bed this morning, that during the early morning hours, some of that wretched snow would fall. Both my wife and I suffer in later life…
Lynn Schable, is seen next to her trio of "You and Me Interactive Triplets", in Meridian on Friday. Schable says she was offended when she heard the baby doll utter profanities. (Idaho Statesman photo: Darin Oswald) Warning: The following story contains a word that some…
So swift has been Rep. Raul Labrador’s rise — four years ago, he was in his first year in the Legislature; now he’s a Beltway talk-show darling — I figured it fair to ask whether he sees himself as president. His new communications director, after…
Serno: McEuen field is the old car, its dull, boring and is not getting any use. Complete overhaul? Maybe not but some improvements need to be made, I personally think the parking garage is one of these improvements that needs to be made. Downtown space…
Roger Madsen’s timing and his bedside manner could stand some improvement. On Tuesday, the state Labor Department chief sent off a letter to the Idaho congressional delegation, urging the federal government to cut off extended unemployment benefits. He had the misfortune of weighing in all…
D.F. Oliveria started Huckleberries Online on Feb. 16, 2004. Oliveria's Sunday print Huckleberries is a past winner of the national Herb Caen Memorial Column contest.
