Briefs
• City offices to be closed on Veterans Day
Area city hall buildings will be closed in observance of Veterans Day on Tuesday.
Other city offices and facilities will also be closed.
Emergency calls for police, fire and streets can be made by dialing 911.
If the need arises, other city facilities in Coeur d'Alene have emergency numbers as follows: Sewer back-up is 769-2241 and for water problems dial 755-9729.
City Hall and other city facilities will reopen on Wednesday at 8 a.m.
• Sun Valley construction accident kills 1
SUN VALLEY (AP) - Police in Sun Valley, Idaho, said one construction worker has died and three others have been injured in an accident at a housing development.
Police said a wall at a townhouse development under construction collapsed Friday afternoon.
The Times-News reports that police said three workers were trapped by the collapse while a fourth injured person was driven to a hospital.
The Blaine County coroner's office said 46-year-old Ricardo Ayala-Martinez died in the collapse.
The condition of the injured workers was not immediately available Friday evening.
The newspaper said federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration investigators were responding.
• Headstone of former governor vandalized
BOISE (AP) - The headstone of a former Idaho governor and his wife has been vandalized with purple paint in a Boise cemetery.
Police tell the Idaho Statesman in a story on Friday that the headstone of Gov. Robert Smylie and his wife, Lucille, had graffiti put on it sometime Monday or Tuesday.
Smylie served as governor from 1955 to 1967. He and his wife died in 2004 within five weeks of each other.
Hackers deface Idaho Supreme Court website
BOISE (AP) - Idaho officials say hackers obtained no private information during an attack on the state-run Idaho Supreme Court website.
The Idaho Statesman reports that the website hosting court opinions and other information was taken down by state officials shortly after the problem was discovered Thursday afternoon.
Before the hack was discovered, the website for a while had a dancing stick figure.
The website was working again Thursday evening.
Courts spokeswoman Linda Trout says the Department of Administration is investigating to determine how hackers took control of the website.