Advocates say children surrounded by honesty, neutrality during forensic interviews

"I'm not coming in here to decide if a kid's telling the truth or not telling the truth," forensic interviewer Jenny Moody said. "I'm coming in here to say, 'I need every single detail that you can possibly remember.'"

Compassionate law or bad precedent? Children’s advocates, defense attorneys at odds over changes to rules of evidence in child sexual assault cases

A law passed recently by the Legislature will allow prosecutors to present as direct evidence at trial recorded interviews of alleged child victims of sex crimes instead of putting them on the witness stand.

Lewiston club recognizes bridge players

Educational center to offer college planning sessions in July, August

Photos: Art Walk L/A back on Lisbon Street

Lewiston High School recognizes honor roll students

Lewiston seniors agency to host art show in Norway July 7

SeniorsPlus will offer art therapy classes in Lewiston.

The road to sobriety is through support. Not rejection.

The common good here is facing — as a community — the need to make sure our friends and neighbors are safe, to help people moving toward recovery, and to demonstrate Lewiston is a city where people matter.

‘We help two and 15 more move in’: Lewiston police continue to focus on the homeless

With more homeless people coming to Lewiston seemingly by the day, the number of complaints to police is also rising.

Downtown Lewiston business owner says city is ignoring worsening conditions, hurting her business

Billie-Jayne Cooke said she's seeing more homeless people, drug users, trash and human feces on and near her property now than ever before.