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Idaho Supreme Court amends its earlier coronavirus response order
The Idaho Supreme Court amended its COVID-19 response order Monday to include adoptions as matters that must be heard, forbids juries to be called, suspends certain court rules and changes how the public can access…
Rolovich transitions into giveaway mode
Restaurants could stand the business. Many denizens of Twitter could stand the nourishment.
Agencies make coronavirus-related announcements
More organizations and government agencies issued coronavirus-related announcements Tuesday. Some of them are listed below; an extended list can be found at lmtribune.com.
Local help for COVID-19 needs
Because of cancellations and closures, we’re temporarily replacing our calendar with information on community resources. Send your ideas to [email protected] or join our Facebook group, “Idaho Press Community…
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Obituary: Frederick Paul Kloepfer
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First coronavirus case announced in Nez Perce County
Public Health – Idaho North Central District announced this evening that the first case of the novel coronavirus COVID-19 has been identified in Nez Perce County.
Bannock County leaders urge cities to declare coronavirus emergencies
To better synchronize novel coronavirus pandemic policy creation among the various municipalities in the region, the Bannock County Commission announced Tuesday it has activated a Multi-agency Coordination group.
COVID-19 closures hammer Blaine County tourism: Community works to aid workers
KETCHUM — Blaine County’s economy has come to a screeching halt. Many businesses in the tourism-reliant community have gone weeks with little to no revenue, and service industry workers — many of whom live paycheck…
Washington State redshirt senior defensive back Bryce Beekman dies at 22
PULLMAN – Bryce Beekman, a redshirt senior defensive back on Washington State’s football team, died Tuesday in Pullman, Pullman Police Commander Jake Opgenorth confirmed to The Spokesman-Review.
Spokane Public Schools closes district office, makes teachers available remotely
Spokane Public Schools is moving through a long checklist of issues related to the COVID-19 outbreak, including remote learning, graduation and ways the community can help their schools.
Supply chains in Spokane improving but items still selling out
The paper products aisles at several Spokane grocery stores on Wednesday afternoon continued to be deserted islands of shelves with placards reminding shoppers to take just one package each.
Spokane-area grocery stores working hard to sanitize high-traffic surfaces
Shoppers at the Rosauers in north Spokane were greeted Wednesday with an employee holding a spray bottle and a towel. He wiped down every cart handle before handing it to shoppers.
Spokane school board votes to plan next budget with a greater emphasis on equity
The COVID-19 pandemic loomed large at Wednesday night’s meeting of the Spokane Public Schools board of directors.
After Inslee orders stay home, city wants shelters open 24/7
Gov. Jay Inslee has ordered Washington residents to stay home. But hundreds, if not thousands, of people in Spokane region don’t have one.