Charles Capone, the estranged husband of Rachael Anderson, and David Stone, a friend of Capone's, were charged Wednesday morning in Latah County with her murder in April 2010.

Anderson was last seen in Moscow, Idaho on April 16, 2010. Police have long believed she was murdered and Capone has long been considered a prime suspect in her disappearance.

In addition to being charged with 1st Degree Murder, Capone has also been charged with conspiracy to commit murder, failure to notify a coroner or law enforcement officer of a death and conspiracy to commit failure to notify a coroner or law enforcement officer of a death.

Stone is facing the same charges for aiding Capone in Anderson's killing.

The Case Against Capone and Stone

A Kamiah school official is scheduled to be arraigned this afternoon in Lewis County Magistrate Court on a charge of misdemeanor driving under the influence.

Kamiah High School principal Rolland "Rollie" Sullivan was arrested late Friday night after law enforcement was dispatched to a gas station in the 400 block of Third Street at 10:50 p.m. for a report of an intoxicated driver.

Kamiah Marshal Joe Newman says the responding officer witnessed several traffic infractions take place and pulled Sullivan over. He says Sullivan failed the field sobriety tests and refused a breathalyzer test, and was transported to the Lewis County Jail.

A World War II veteran from Lapwai has received a Bronze Star 68 years after the war ended.

Dwight Staley was presented the medal this month at an American Legion ceremony.

Staley is now 87. He was in Okinawa, Japan, during the final months of the battle for the Pacific at a time when more than a quarter of a million people died.

His son-in-law, David Morton, says he knew Staley was entitled to the Bronze Star, a Presidential Unit Citation and other service medals he never received.

The Lewiston Tribune reports Morton wrote to the national records center in St. Louis and he was told many records were destroyed in a 1972 fire.

Morton then spoke to someone at Army headquarters and the medals arrived eight months later.