A woman is in jail on suspicion of robbing the pharmacy department at the Lewiston Rite-Aid.

According to Lewiston police, just before 9 p.m. Tuesday, Jamie Aubrey, 31, passed a threatening note to the pharmacy clerk and demanded prescription narcotics.

Rite-Aid workers followed the woman outside, where she jumped into a waiting vehicle.

Police said they found that car at 17th Street and 23rd Avenue shortly after it was reported. Inside the car, police said they found clothes that were used as a disguise in the robbery, and the stolen narcotics.

When she was interviewed by police, Aubrey admitted to passing the note and robbing the store.

David Evans, 26, was also arrested. Both were arrested on suspicion of conspiracy and robbery.

Police said no weapon was found on Aubrey or Evans.

A Grangeville miner who has angered environmentalists with plans to dredge for gold along a stretch of the Salmon River says he's no longer interested in the idea.

Mike Conklin says he is abandoning an exclusive lease granted to him by the state last month to dredge the riverbed downstream of Riggins.

Conklin told the Lewiston Tribune he backing off because there is not enough gold in the riverbed to make the effort worth his time.

The Idaho Land Board approved a lease for Conklin despite objections from conservationists and anglers who argued the mining operation would harm fish habitat and water quality.

That decision prompted the Idaho Conservation League to sue the state for failing require Conklin to file a formal plan to reclaim the riverbed.

About 3.3 million voters' pamphlets will arrive to households across the state this week.

According to the Assosicated Press, the secretary of state's office says the pamphlets are being delivered around the same time voters are receiving their ballots for next month's election.

There are 26 editions of the pamphlet to account for races in different counties, plus pamphlets in Spanish, Chinese and Vietnamese. The biggest pamphlets are more than 240 pages.

The pamphlets include information on races for president, governor, Congress, the state Supreme Court and Legislature as well as ballot measures concerning legalizing marijuana, same-sex marriage and authorizing charter schools.