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Retired three-star Army General addresses Coeur d'Alene Rotary
Retired three-star Army General addresses Coeur d'Alene Rotary
Bring on the snow
The City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved the 2023-24 snow plan with the goal of plowing the entire community within 40 hours of a snowstorm.
Children’s Village to reapply for ARPA funds
Children’s Village still has a chance to receive the $291,000 in federal COVID-19 rescue funds that were approved by Kootenai County last year.
Philanthropy meets creativity
Take a moment to discuss with your neighbor and be sure to share your work. Members of the North Idaho Education Association Retired Chapter took a page out…
Remembering our heroes at Christmas
Whether you have spent time stateside or in hostile fire zones, the loneliness and thoughts of home prevail, surrounded by comrades in arms, relating stories o…
It could be snowing diamonds
It’s all part of Clark’s “Let It Snow” campaign that’s added a sales boost, excitement and hopeful customers to the holidays over the years.
Today's Ghastly Groaner
What is Santa Claus' tax status?
Today's Ghastly Groaner
What is Santa Claus' tax status?
Meet Christmas for All's Unsung Heroes
Jules Cosby is the community outreach and education specialist for the Salvation Army Kroc Center. She said Christmas for All has had a significant impact on h…
Man accused of killing 4 university students in Idaho loses bid to have indictment tossed
After reviewing transcripts, recordings and other evidence from the secret grand jury proceedings, Second District Judge John Judge rejected those arguments in…
Retailers are improving their delivery speeds, meaning good news for late holiday shoppers
Walmart, Target and Amazon are all-in on the shipping wars
It's not a happy holiday at Starbucks, facing boycotts over the Middle East war and unionization
In an open letter to employees Tuesday, Starbucks CEO Laxman Narasimhan decried the vandalism of stores and escalating protests in the U.S. and abroad.
South dominates US population gains as deaths drop
The United States added 1.6 million people, of which more than two-thirds came from international migration
Biden administration moves to protect old-growth forests as climate change brings fires, pests
Most are in Western states such as Idaho, California, Montana and Oregon.
This time, it's for keeps
Between them, they had 75 years with the KCSO, which is invaluable experience, said Sheriff Bob Norris.
Elks Lodge donates nearly $6K to Press Christmas for All
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