As protesters stormed the Capitol during a joint session of Congress to certify November's elections results, the Washington and Idaho delegation took to Twitter. 

BOISE – A group brought together by Idaho Gov. Brad Little to find ways to bolster faltering salmon and steelhead populations has agreed to encourage habitat restoration but avoided making a decision about breaching dams.

Alvaro and Lesly Gomez escaped political persecution, rampant crime and poverty in Guatemala nearly 25 years ago during the tail end of civil war. Today, they run the largest Spanish speaking church in the Spokane.

During the year of spiking COVID-19 cases, homicides also soared.

In a virtual Brigham Young University-Idaho commencement held earlier this month, Spencer was awarded a Bachelor of Science in marriage and family studies, 61 years after she dropped out of college.

When the countdown clock hit zeroes, roughly 1,000 people stormed into the water to help wash away what was widely considered one of the most trying years in modern history.

The year of the COVID-19 pandemic, societal unrest and wildfires brought a mix of crime spikes and dips in Spokane.

As we wind up a chaotic year, we’re happy to report that 2020’s final month was far from a meteorological mess.

In a divisive political year during a global pandemic, Idaho State Police are urging cooperation, decorum and following the rules to anyone who comes into the Capitol for the 2021 legislative session.

Nine days ago, it looked as if we had a white Christmas nailed down. Two inches of snow fell in the Spokane area Dec. 11, followed by another inch on Dec. 13 and an additional 2.2 inches on Dec. 15. A thick, scenic layer of snow coated much of the Inland Northwest.

At one point, the Coeur d’Alene Seventh-day Adventist Church planned on having a drive-in Christmas service this year, said the Rev. Jeremiah Smart.

WASHINGTON – Tribal leaders from the Inland Northwest cheered reports on Thursday that President-elect Joe Biden had picked Rep. Deb Haaland to lead the Department of the Interior, a historic move that could make the congresswoman from New Mexico the first Native American to head a cabinet agency.