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from Indian Country Today Media Network
Native Soup for the Soul
A Delicious and Easy Recipe
Native Soup for the Soul
A Delicious and Easy Recipe
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Nine killed as bus skids off I-84 near Pendleton
Senate leaders meet privately in bid for deal
Ice melt puts Arctic in play for shipping
‘He got out of that car to kill us’
On June 19, deputies became engaged in gunbattle after pulling over federal fugitive
Rocket launchers catch eye at weapons buyback
Russia says Assad won’t leave post
Official says Syrian leader determined to finish term
Missing Pakistan police killed
Bodies of 21 found; 1 escapes, 1 injured
India’s leaders urge calm amid protests
Murder charges filed in rape victim’s death
Fatal push called hate crime
Suspect in subway death charged with murder
Sandy Hook students will find blizzard of welcome
Jim Kershner’s this day in history
Inslee wants fresh look at top jobs
Cabinet members must reapply if they want to stay
Idaho second in nation for women in jail
Teachers of blind honored as pioneers
Feds, Idaho county settle road dispute
Editorial: ‘Dairy cliff’ looming without D.C. action
Fencing project aids pronghorn migration
Cameras assist study of barriers to wildlife
WSU women defeat Gonzaga at McCarthey
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Prep Boys Basketball:
Northwest Christian 73, Seattle Christian 50: Jonathan Morris scored 10 of his game-high 20 points in the second quarter and the Crusaders (8-3) built a comfortable first-half lead and cruised past the Warriors at the Yakima SunDome. Nick Kiourkas had 11 points and Cody Kilpatrick added 10 for Northwest Christian.
Naches Valley 57, Lakeside (WA) 51: Cameron Walker made 9 of 14 shots and buried all six of his free throws to finish with 26 points and lead the Rangers past the Eagles (2-8). Coleton Collins had 18 points and Conner Moffatt added 14 for Lakeside.
Nonleague
Liberty 87, St. John-Endicott 49: Match Burnham scored 25 points and grabbed 15 rebounds – including eight offensive boards – to lead the Lancers (6-4) to a rout of the visiting Eagles (1-8). Burnham also handed out five assists for Liberty, which held a 53-31 rebounding advantage. Ryan Thayer had 18 points and Zack Kunkel made all nine of his free-throw attempts and finished with 17 points for the Lancers.
prep Girls Basketball:
Colfax 49, Clarkston 32: Nicole Sheer had 13 points and 11 rebounds as the Bulldogs (9-2) overcame a slow start to beat the Bantams (2-5) in the consolation game in Lewiston. Rachel Robinson and Taylor Larsen added 12 points apiece for Colfax. The Bulldogs shot 17 percent from the floor in the first half, but made 56 percent of their shots in the second half. Amara Huber added six steals for Colfax. Clarkston was led by Brooke Morrow’s nine points.
Chelan tournament
Chelan 53, Lakeside 49 (OT): The Mountain Goats made 7 of 10 free throws in overtime and held on to beat the Eagles (7-3) in Chelan for the tournament title. Lakeside’s Jenna Widman hit a bucket from inside the key with a second left in regulation to force overtime. Courtney Dietrich had 25 points, 13 rebounds and six steals for Chelan. Jocelyn Cook-Cox and Ashley Cook-Cox combined for 25 points for the Eagles.
Brewster tournament
Lake Roosevelt 69, Liberty Bell 24: Danielle Laramie tallied a game-high 24 points and Riley Epperson added 12 as the Raiders dumped the Mountain Lions at Brewster. Keya Fast Horse had seven points and nine assists and Katelynn Schilling added seven points and nine rebounds for Lake Roosevelt.
Nonleague
St. John-Endicott 42, Liberty 30: Gretchen Gfeller scored 11 points and Gracie Dickerson added nine as the Eagles (7-1) dominated early and eased past the host Lancers (1-9). St. John-Endicott forced 17 second-quarter turnovers and led 20-2 at halftime. Maggie Nelson tallied a team-high 10 points for Liberty.
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Rich Landers: Public land, wildlife managers had hands full with predators, appeals, tragedies
These strawberries were lawbreakers
Delays litter long road to vehicle rearview rules
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