MOSCOW, Idaho -- Steve Goncalves addressed the parents of Moscow murders suspect, Bryan Kohberger, after his first court appearance in Idaho Wednesday. Speaking to an ABC reporter, Goncalves and his family attorney,…
MOSCOW, Idaho -- A large crowd gathered near the Latah County Jail and Pullman-Moscow Airport as police escorted Idaho murder suspect Bryan Kohberger. Jak and Jennifer Wolf both…
MOSCOW, Idaho -- Moscow Police are no longer allowed to share information on the University of Idaho student murders case due to a nondissemination order.…
MOSCOW, Idaho -- The Moscow community is still in shock from the murder of four students over a week ago. Many long-time residents say they fell in love with…
MOSCOW, Idaho -- A little over a week after Idaho was moved to Stage 4 of its reopening plan and days after the CDC released new mask guidance, Latah County has announced that all county facilities will be reopened on…
Moscow Police arrested three people late Wednesday afternoon, when a local church held an event outside Moscow City Hall that involved nearly 200 people.
Anyone in the City of Moscow must wear a face mask and stay six feet away from others. That's the new order from the city's mayor. The mask requirement goes into effect Thursday.
Authorities arrested a man for reportedly displaying a hunting rifle in the Kendrick High School parking lot on November 15.
Someone in Latah County came across a group of about 12 runaway pigs Wednesday.
A 60-year-old man who went missing several days ago was found dead in Latah County on Wednesday.
The Latah County Sheriff's Office is warning the community of a phone scam after receiving multiple reports of a caller identifying himself as a deputy who tells the victim there is a warrant for their arrest.
The Latah County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help in locating a missing woman.
The teenager accused of killing a Pullman High School student last summer has pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter, according to Evan Ellis of KQQQ News.
A winter storm has hit Latah County like a hammer blow, dropping visibility to near whiteout conditions and prompting the Idaho State Police to ask people to stay off the roads unless absolutely necessary.
