The Lewiston Tribune

The Lewiston Morning Tribune is a daily publication that caters to the communities in north central Idaho and southeastern Washington. This newspaper has offered an online version since September 1995, which can also be accessed through Amazon Kindle. Its Library of Congress Control Number (LCCN) is sn 82014515.

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JFAC pushes to cut UI, Boise State budgets

1 month ago | lmtribune.com | Kevin Richert

This story was originally published by Idaho Education News: bit.ly/43Y63g1A sharply divided budget committee pushed ahead with a plan for cuts at Boise State University and the University of Idaho. The budget cuts — $2 million a year, ongoing, at Boise State and UI — appear in a higher ed spending bill that would have to pass both houses.
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Jan 19, 2025 | lmtribune.com | Rachel Hollis

BooksBest-selling books of the week ending Jan. 11 according to Publishers Weekly. HARDCOVER FICTION1. “James: A Novel” by Percival Everett (Doubleday)2. “Four Ruined Realms (Deluxe Limited Edition)” by Mai Corland (Red Tower)3. “The Women: A Novel” by Kristin Hannah (St. Martin’s)4. “Never Say Never: A Novel” by Danielle Steel (Delacorte)5. “Holmes Is Missing: Patterson’s Most-Requested Sequel Ever” by James Patterson and Brian Sitts (Little, Brown)6.
No. 7 Idaho to meet rival Idaho State in regular-season finale

Nov 23, 2024 | lmtribune.com

Idaho Vandals competing for playoff positioning, chance to keep Potato State Trophy in Moscow
Hook: When autumn arrives in a college town

Sep 28, 2024 | lmtribune.com | Debra-Lynn B. Hook

One of the promises of autumn where we live comes when the university marching band starts practicing on the front campus up the street from us. Time was, I’d hear the unmistakable rat-a-tat-tat of the snare drums, and I’d grab my youngest by the hand and run the five minutes to the field in front of the music building where we would take in the joy of the moment. So much expectation: A clean slate for the football team. The start of a new college semester. Autumn coming.
Powell: Do you have a cat at home? Here’s the lowdown on litter boxes

Sep 28, 2024 | lmtribune.com | Charlie Powell

Everyone who owns a cat wants to make sure the pet does its business in a litter box. With so many models and features in the market, how does one know which type is the best? Let’s start with the mechanical, so-called “self-cleaning” litter boxes. These litter boxes are enclosed and some feature essentially a box within a box. They are not geometric boxes but are more ovoid sort of like a cement mixer shape.
Baltic states and Poland seek EU funds for a massive border defense line

Sep 28, 2024 | lmtribune.com | Jari Tanner |Jari Tanner -

HELSINKI (AP) — NATO members Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland will seek European Union funding to build a network of bunkers, barriers, distribution lines and military warehouses along their borders with Russia and Belarus, Estonia’s officials said Saturday. The three Baltic countries initially announced the plan for a “Baltic Defense Line” in January.
Biz Bits: A smashing take on burgers and tacos

Sep 27, 2024 | lmtribune.com | Elaine Williams

Every dish that Richard Lang serves from his new Lewiston food truck benefits from his 30 years of experience as a chef. The menu of SmasHouse Burgers and Tacos is precisely what the name suggests. SmasHouse has one hamburger and one taco on its menu as well as french fries and weekly specials. The simplicity of the choices make it possible for orders to be prepared from scratch in three to five minutes, said Lang, the owner of SmasHouse.
Kohberger case shifts to Boise; trial date up in air

Sep 26, 2024 | lmtribune.com | Anthony Kuipers

Bryan Kohberger’s trial could be delayed further depending on an upcoming decision from the new judge in the case. Kohberger made his first appearance in Ada County Court on Thursday afternoon in Boise for a status conference hearing. The hearing mainly focused on the case’s upcoming schedule, including Kohberger’s trial. Latah County District Judge John Judge scheduled the trial to begin June 2 and run through the end of August.
Men charged for allegedly trying to manipulate Idaho’s hunting tag system

Sep 26, 2024 | lmtribune.com | Eric Barker

A southern Idaho man accused of dozens of hunting violations, including a scheme to purchase and market hunting tags, illustrates the many ways that wealth can be used to manipulate a system designed to be egalitarian. Karl W. Studer, of Rupert, was charged in Twin Falls County District Court in July with more than 20 violations of Idaho hunting regulations, including six felonies for allegedly poaching trophy elk, moose and pronghorn.
Avista officials provide additional details about Washington natural gas and electricity rate hikes

Sep 24, 2024 | lmtribune.com | Elaine Williams

Avista Utilities is seeking rate hikes for natural gas and electricity in Washington state, where many of its customers are in Asotin and Whitman counties. The Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission will make a decision on the request.