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Portland, Oregon, OKs new homeless camping rules that threaten fines or jail in some cases
The ordinance takes effect immediately, and enforcement is set to begin in the coming weeks, Mayor Ted Wheeler's office said.
Netanyahu says Israel 'will stand alone' if it has to after threatened US arms holdup
Israel says that Rafah is Hamas' last stronghold in Gaza, and Netanyahu has repeatedly vowed to invade the city despite widespread international opposition due to concerns over the more than 1 million Palestinian civilians huddled in the city.
Guns are being stolen from cars at triple the rate they were 10 years ago, a report finds
The alarming trend underscores the need for Americans to safely secure their firearms to prevent them from getting into the hands of dangerous people, said Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Director Steve Dettelbach, whose agency has separately found links between stolen guns and violent crimes.
OPINION: The courage to lead differently
Good leaders use moral compass, not fear
Bowling scores: May 9, 2024
Scores from area leagues.
Coeur d'Alene councilwoman: 'A very smart investment'
Funds could be key to finding affordable housing solutions
A March report from the Housing Solution Partnership stated that 24 of 30 categories of local workers are unable to buy a home.
Post Falls decommissioning 'social' trails at Kiwanis Park
Staff working to redirect traffic to established paths
City staff are working to decommission "social" trails and redirect traffic to established paths.
Plummer lumber mill shutting down in July
At its peak, the lumber mill here employed 90 people.
Grand-reopening celebration of Buck Knives Factory Store starts Friday
Prizes, offers, giveaways and more through Saturday
Buck Knives will celebrate the grand re-opening of its Buck Factory Store this weekend.
Lewis-Clark State honors Trent Derrick as alumnus of the year
An assistant superintendent in the Coeur d'Alene School District has been honored by his alma mater.
THE CHEAP SEATS with STEVE CAMERON: Macdonald setting his own tone early as Seahawks coach
Schneider is running the team; Macdonald is coaching it. Exactly who was making which decisions during the Carroll years was a bit more complicated, because Pete had the final say in all personnel decisions. This arrangement, the most common around the NFL, might allow things to run a bit smoother. Frankly, they must.
ELECTION: KCRCC needs major change
The Friday, May 2 opinion by KCRCC chair Brent Regan is yet another hit piece that is short on facts but long on misinformation.
ELECTION: Support Idaho Freedom Caucus
“Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty.” — 18th century Irish statesman John Philpot Curran
MY TURN: One voter's guide to choosing wisely
Good research won't let you down
Apgar Lookout: This early season jaunt a great way to get in shape, with views
The trail starts out at the foot of Apgar Mountain at the end of the dirt Quarter Circle Bridge Road.
Rowing Part 1: Going the distance indoors
To get started, I’d recommend watching some videos to learn the proper technique for rowing effectively (and not getting hurt).
Low snowpack could affect North Idaho recreation
Streamflows could be reduced by late summer, says outlook
While the snowpack measured at stations is well below normal, it could have been worse.
Trap shooters compete in Coeur d'Alene
Ed Wagner club president said it was a great event to have back at the club. The last ATA shoot at the club was nearly 20 years ago. He was pleased to see so many shooters from near and far attend to compete and enjoy the event.
Bayview community sale scheduled May 25
A map to guide guests to yard sales will be at the community center.
Carol Ann Nelson, 84
Carol Ann Nelson passed away at 84 years old on May 4th, 2024, in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.