Good morning, Post Falls.

United Way of North Idaho is hosting its Day of Action on Sept.

24 at various sites across the area—volunteers can register by Sept. 15 to assist with tasks such as cleaning, painting, and weeding, and participants will receive lunch and T-shirts. Local companies are also joining this community event.

Twelve-year-old Liam Sturgis from Coeur d'Alene was honored as Make-A-Wish Cowboy for a Day at the North Idaho State Fair on Thursday.

His family will leave for Legoland Florida this morning as he looks forward to a special wish trip.

Local environmental officials reported non-compliance issues at a PFAS cleanup site and will launch further investigations to determine next steps.

Additional details are expected to be shared in upcoming reports.

Local officials announced $10,000 grants for fire victims affected by recent blazes — eligible residents can apply once details are available at community offices.

Residents diagnosed with specific cancers who lived in Idaho for at least a year between Jan.

1951 and Nov. 1962 or all of July 1962 may be eligible for $100,000 under the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act. Sandpoint Library offers guidance with access to census, vital, and property records.