Arlene Ruth Grose, 88

Arlene Grose died May 7, 2024 in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. She was born September 6, 1935, to Perce and Hertha Congdon in Chicago, Illinois.

Kootenai County commissioners weigh in on growth, housing

More than 100 people gathered Friday morning at the Best Western Plus Coeur d’Alene in for the “state of the county” forum presented by the Joint Chamber Public Policy Committee.

The Exhausted Dad: Waiting on JV tennis

Some youth sports just aren’t meant for spectators.

Gosling, Blunt star power fuel the ridiculously fun ‘Fall Guy’

Two stars of the “Barbenheimer” phenomenon should’ve been enough to create at least some box office pandemonium, especially when those stars appear in a movie as entertaining and big screen worthy as “The Fall Guy.”

FAST FIVE Tess Reasor: 'By coming together, we can create lasting change'

Meet Tess Reasor, a dedicated advocate for social justice and community empowerment.

Coeur d'Alene Superintendent Hocker addresses concerns

Coeur d'Alene School District Superintendent Shon Hocker will not be taking a superintendent job with the Educational Service District 105 in Yakima. After an interview Thursday, another finalist, Shane Backlund, was chosen for the position. Hocker is not exploring any further positions elsewhere.

Overdose support group launches in Coeur d'Alene

Kelleen Burgess and Kristi Hegvet went looking for support groups but couldn’t find a place to turn to after they lost their sons to overdoses.

MY TURN: Killing the Idaho Republican Party

Here's who's behind the division and destruction

'A Very Large Cat' sculpture finds home at Sorensen

For about 10 years, former Principal Janet Ackerman has been searching for artwork to feature at the school.

School and Senior Meals

School and Senior Meals: May 13-17

District readies for cadet program

Fireboat with a demonstration from 5 to 7 p.m. May 16 at Hayden Lake Marina.

Firefighters Mike Cunningham and Shay Carlock, both former cadets, developed and will oversee the program, according to a press release.

Bodies of 2 backcountry skiers buried by Utah avalanche recovered from mountain, names released

The men — 23-year-old Andrew Cameron of Utah and 32-year-old Austin Mallet of Montana — were killed in the snowslide Thursday morning in the area of Lone Peak in the Wasatch Range southeast of the city

Strong solar storm hits Earth, could disrupt communications and produce northern lights in US

The storm could produce northern lights as far south in the U.S. as Alabama and Northern California

Storms slam parts of Florida, Mississippi and elsewhere as cleanup from earlier tornadoes continues

More than 280,000 homes and businesses from Mississippi to North Carolina were blacked out late Friday morning, according to the tracking website poweroutage.us.

Inside a makeshift shelter saving hundreds of dogs from floods in southern Brazil

Authorities say more than 110 people have died, almost 150 are missing, and more than 300,000 people have been displaced by the floods. There is no official tally for the number of animals that have died or are made homeless. Local media estimated the number to be in the thousands.

Catholic church is stonewalling sex abuse investigation, Washington attorney general says

Some 23 states have conducted investigations of the Catholic church, and so far at least nine have issued reports detailing their findings

PREP ROUNDUP: One last jump for Munyer .... Lakeland junior eyes another 4A triple jump title before moving on to Weber State next winter

In 5A, the Post Falls boys and Coeur d'Alene girls lead the team scoring through nine events. Lakeland's boys and Sandpoint's girls lead in the 4A meet. Both the 5A and 4A meets conclude today at Sweeney Track in Lewiston starting at 2 p.m.

PREP SOFTBALL: Timberlake nabs fifth straight district title

Post Falls, Lakeland, St. Maries, Kellogg fall in district tournaments to end season.

THE CHEAP SEATS with STEVE CAMERON: M's follow Julio's lead — for better or for worse

Julio? Well, he’s played a terrific center field — which continues to be his personal “No-Fly Zone.” Offensively, though, Julio has been almost an empty spot in the batting order. It’s hard to imagine, given this young man’s immense talent (12.4 WAR over his first two seasons), that he’s stuck on one home run and 11 RBI after 38 games.

Coming together in Coeur d'Alene

Adam Schluter kicking off another season of Monday Night Dinners at McEuen Park

When he held the first dinner at his home, 11 people showed up. Those gatherings gradually grew to more than 200.