Strange things always seem to happen on full moons, but what about an additional full moon on the same month? That's called a blue moon. Sorry to disappoint you, but technically - it's not blue.

Because lunar events are not aligned with our calendar months, sometimes the 29.5 cycle resets. We already had a pre-funk earlier this month, a full moon on August 1. History is now is repeating itself this Friday, August 31.

It will be awhile the next time you see two full moons in the same month. You'll have to wait until July 2015. The skies are expected to be clear, so don't stand alone this Friday. Grab a love of your own and check out the night sky.

Public officials toured the Port of Lewiston this afternoon following the announcement of a $1.3 million grant to extend the port's container dock by 150 feet. The extension allows for two barges to sit along the dock to import and export goods, instead of just one.

Construction on the project is expected to start next year in July. Secretary of Transportation, Ray LaHood, toured the future site on Wednesday afternoon along with Governor Butch Otter and his wife.

The expansion was approved in April by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers after multiple reviews of potential impact on a federal levee, landside easement agreements, and permits for navigation and the Clean Water Act.

The project was not expected to have significant impacts on the environment and followed the National Environmental Protection Act according to former district commander Lt. Col. David Caldwell who recently rotated out of command in July. 

The port moves products for agriculture and products for Clearwater Paper which were on display during the tour.

When completed in September 2013, total construction cost should be about $2.9 million.

Officers in northern Idaho didn't have much trouble resolving a stolen vehicle case after the missing car drove by while police were taking a report from the owner.

According to reports, Dianne E. Blazer of Lewiston noticed her 2003 Nissan Sentra had been stolen overnight and was talking with police at 9:30 a.m. Thursday when an officer noticed the car driving down the street.

The officer ran after the vehicle and ordered the driver to stop. Chon E. Tackett of Coeur d'Alene told police he didn't remember how he got the vehicle and was trying to find a friend's house.

Tackett, who is 30, was arrested for possession of a stolen vehicle and driving under the influence.