The U.S. Forest Service says a firefighter was killed when she was struck by a falling tree while working on a fire in northern Idaho.

The Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forest supervisor says the crew member was struck Sunday afternoon when one tree fell and crashed into another tree, causing it to fall in a domino effect.

The firefighter's name hasn't been released. She was working on the Steep Corner fire, which has burned about 43 acres near Orofino. There will be a formal investigation into the death.

My adorable 10-month old son, Hunter really likes to eat. Okay, maybe that's an understatement. He loves to eat. In fact, he already eats double what my daughter ate at his age. I like to say he gets it from his dad!

He loves bananas, cereal puffs and then there are graham crackers - don't get me started. He can't have too many graham crackers - even when he's exhausted and can barely stay awake.

WALLACE, Idaho (AP) -- A northern Idaho man says he's not guilty of shooting at a helicopter nearly two years ago.

The Lewiston Tribune reports that 58-year-old John Ernest Ross entered the not guilty plea to a felony charge of interfering with or destruction of an aircraft in Shoshone County's 1st District Court on Monday. A trial has not yet been scheduled.

Prosecutors say on Oct. 14, 2010, Ross fired four shots at a helicopter owned by Hillcrest Aircraft Co. of Lewiston, hitting it twice. The pilot, Earl Palmer, was doing controlled burn work over Potlatch Corp. land in northern Idaho at the time, and he was able to land safely.