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Democratic socialist Nithya Raman ousts embattled Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass
Idaho gas prices climb
Gem State still below the national average, but rising in the rankings
Sandpoint man dies in avalanche
Lance J. Gidley, 54, of Sandpoint, was caught in an avalanche Friday afternoon in the remote area of Boundary County.
'Dream It, Be It' coming up
Program aims to help girls grow up to be strong, successful, happy
Shoshone County jail bookings
Arrests and bookings for Shoshone County jail
Fetal remains found in sewer, not storm drain
The Shoshone County Sheriff’s Office's initial release stated that the fetal remains were found in a storm drain – however, they were actually found in a sewer…
Benefit for Eric Tester
A spaghetti fundraising dinner and auction event for Eric Tester is being held at 4 p.m. Saturday, March 9 at the Morning Club at117 Hunter St in Mullan.
Trains collide near Bonners Ferry
Boundary County Dispatch was notified of the head-on collision between the two Union Pacific trains on the road, located about a half-mile west of Bonners Ferry.
Supreme Court restores Trump to ballot
Rejects state attempts to ban him over Capitol attack
More mountain snow expected even as powerful blizzard moves out of Northern California
More than 7 feet of snow fell in some locations and fierce winds lashed the Sierra over the weekend.
Abortion is enshrined as a constitutional right in France after lawmakers approve an amendment
The right to an abortion has broad support among the French public
Stoddard Barn contract approved
A $41,000 contract to remove nuisance wildlife from the Stoddard Barn was unanimously approved during Tuesday's city council session. The contract is with Bay…
Slime and CPR
Anticipation was in the air during a Ramsey Magnet School of Science school assembly Friday afternoon. And slime was soon to follow.
Hayden cheer team moves on to U.S. finals in Disney World
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Today's Ghastly Groaner
I gave up my career as a plumber.
City may muffle revving engines
The city continues to receive complaints about the noise generated by vehicular traffic from citizens who live, shop, dine, or recreate near streets.