The City of Lewiston is reminding residents that Bryden Canyon Road will undergo temporary nightly closures to facilitate ...

In this Friday, April 12, 2013 photo, a marina on the Snake River is shown with a grain barge being loaded in the background in Lewiston, Idaho.

The Snake River passes through the rugged canyon walls of Hell's Canyon National Recreation Area, carving a natural border between Idaho and Oregon before exiting the Gem State at Lewiston.

Within the city, Lewiston maintains a 13-mile-long walking path, the Lewiston Levee Parkway, which follows the Snake River from Hells Gate State Park past Steelhead Park on the north side of the city.

The Snake River Complex 20 miles south of Lewiston, Idaho is now burning 102,866 acres and is 31% contained. CURRENT EVACUATIONS: Level 2: People in the Forest, Marek and Morrowtown areas.

LEWISTON, Idaho — The Snake River Complex Fire has burned 109,444 acres — or about 171 square miles — 20 miles south of Lewiston and is 87% contained. Level 3 ...

Sports; Outdoors; Snake River spring chinook seasons set in Idaho, pending in Washington Sat., April 8, 2017 Steve Croston of Kellogg skippered the boat for his wife, Bev, and friend Ed Stice, to ...

Tear down these Snake River dams. A natural river saves fish and money. Idaho Statesman Editorial Board. Updated July 20, 2017 1 ... Lewiston is Idaho’s biggest concern, ...

Idaho fishing map feature. ... IDAHO (October 2006): Follow Snake steelhead upstream to Lewiston. 18y Leroy Ledeboer. 2024 ESPYS: Here is the list of winners. 12h ESPN.com.

COMMENTARY: It's pivotal to protect the Snake River dams and other federal water infrastructure, write Idaho Sen. Jim Risch and Jason Mercier of the Mountain States Policy Center.

How to be a better steward of the Snake River is a major theme of this year’s Idaho Water Law and Resource Issues Seminar. The Idaho Water Users Association will present the seminar June 12-13 ...

Rep. Mike Simpson, R-Idaho, has done the Tri-Cities a favor even if we disagree with his end-goal of breaching the Snake River dams.