The University of Idaho has received the 2025 School of the Year award from the National Association of College and University Residence Halls, which is the largest student-run nonprofit organization globally. This recognition highlights the accomplishments of the University of Idaho’s Residence Hall Association, acknowledging it as a leading residence hall organization among its peers.

Idaho Fish and Game is advising anglers to remove all walleye caught in salmon and steelhead rivers. The presence of walleye, an invasive species, is increasing in Idaho, and they are known to prey on salmon and steelhead. Reports indicate that last year, 80 walleye were caught in the Snake River from Hells Canyon to…

As the weather begins to warm, local burning restrictions are being put in place. The City of Kendrick has issued a burn ban, and the discharge of fireworks is not allowed within city limits. In the City of Juliaetta, the volunteer fire department has decided to suspend burn permits, and the use of fireworks is…

The Washington State Hospital Association has recognized 20 rural hospitals for their quality improvement efforts by awarding them the 2025 Critical Access Hospital Achievement of Excellence distinction. This recognition highlights the contributions of critical access hospitals, which are facilities with 25 or fewer beds located more than a certain distance from other healthcare facilities.

The 8th Annual Bovill Community Presbyterian Church fishing derby will take place at Moose Creek Reservoir on Saturday. Proceeds from the event will support a charitable cause. The entry fee is $10, or $5 with a canned food donation. The derby is scheduled from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM at the reservoir located just west…

Palouse Habitat for Humanity announces a wall raising celebration for the Jake Austin home, inviting the Moscow community to participate on Saturday, June 28, at 1:00 pm at 409 Powers Ave. The construction funds are sourced from various fundraising efforts, grants, and ReStore sales.

Promote Pullman is hosting an Art on the Plaza event at High Street Plaza in Pullman on Saturday, June 28, from 7:00 – 9:00 pm. The event will feature a free weaving lesson led by Tea Bracelets, inviting local creatives to participate and work on their own art.

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Avista Utilities has proposed adjustments to the rate increases on electricity and natural gas for its North Idaho customers. The Spokane-based utility has submitted a settlement proposal to the Idaho Public Utilities Commission. Previously, Avista requested a 20% increase in power rates over the next 14 months.

The downtown Pullman outdoor summer concert series will take place Thursday night, featuring the group Soulstice. The performance is scheduled for Music on Main from 6:00 to 8:00 at the Pine Street Plaza.