Plus, Gov. Ferguson says he supports taxing millionaires' earnings, and RVs may be booted off Sandpoint's City Beach to make way for a luxury hotel.

Plus, WA's Ecology Department wants to help firefighters ditch PFAS-laden foam, and WSU wins its first Famous Idaho Potato Bowl.

Plus, Idaho's DOGE taskforce recommends cutting Medicaid expansion, and Gov. Ferguson unveils his transportation spending priorities.

Plus, Idaho lawmakers debate the future of Medicaid expansion, and Spokane's 911 call center debate is coming to a close.

Plus, repairs continue from wind damage, and Rep. Dan Newhouse announces his retirement.

Plus, Spokane County is trying a new jail diversion program, and WSU has a new football coach.

Plus, rough weather is expected to continue as wind gusts strengthen and mountain snowfall intensifies. And the Spokane Tribal chairman and other Native American leaders want Congress to update the system that’s supposed to provide health care for tribal members.

Flood recovery efforts continue across western and north central Washington, as well as parts of north Idaho. And near Oroville, the defunct Enloe Dam is inching closer to removal.

Evacuations continue in western Washington as atmospheric rivers cause potentially historic flooding, and enrollment deadlines approach on state health exchanges after the Senate failed to pass premium cost relief.

Plus, WA lawmakers may consider banning law enforcement—including ICE agents—from wearing masks while interacting with the public. And Idahoans getting divorced could see changes to how attorney fees are paid.