Washington

PULLMAN, Wash. (KTVB) – Washington State University has notified the WSU Chapter of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority that it will be charged with violations after a complaint that students urinated in public during a sorority-sponsored event in Coeur d’ Alene.

A Kimberly woman has died after being involved in a traffic accident in Twin Falls early last month.  79 year old Barbara Sievers died over the weekend at the Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center in Idaho Falls.  She was transferred to that hospital after the accident at Orchard Dr...

Idaho State Police say a traffic stop resulted in the arrest of a Washington state man on suspicion of drug trafficking and the seizure of $185,000 found in the vehicle. Police say 45-year-old Jesus Cruz-Cruz of Federal Way, Wash., was taken into custody at about 2:30 p...

Elmore County Sheriff's deputies say they helped Idaho State Police after troopers stopped a speeding car on Interstate 84 Tuesday afternoon.  A police drug dog was called in and found the large quantity of heroin in the car.  Michael Blair Jr...

A woman the FBI believes robbed as many as 20 banks throughout the west has Idaho and Magic Valley ties.  Cynthia Van Holland worked as a nurse at a state prison facility where she likely met the convicted forger who investigators say drove the getaway car...

For construction weary motorists, residents and business owners along Washington Street North, the news this morning is not good.

The Environmental Protection Agency has detected very low levels of radiation from Japan's damaged nuclear power plant in drinking water in two U.S. cities -- Richland, Wash., and Boise, Idaho. "These levels are very, very low, trace, minuscule amounts according to  Jonathan Edwards, Director of Radiation Protection Division with the EPA.  This isn't the first radiation from the Fukushima nuc