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Saudi Arabia turns to Syria for help as fighting with Houthis escalates
In deadly Maui fires, many had no warning and no way out. Those who dodged barricades survived
The Associated Press has filed public records requests for location reports and other documentation including video and internal communications to clarify the …
Field of dreams now a reality
The dream has become reality. The first game was played Tuesday evening on the new Viking Field at Coeur d'Alene High School, commenced with a special soccer …
Dancing through the raindrops at the fair
Goats galore charmed visitors at the goat shed at the North Idaho State Fair
'It’s like we’re living in California'
ITD holds open house
Patriot Front members take pleas before trial
After the back to back convictions of seven members of Patriot Front, other members of the white nationalist group appear to be accepting plea deals rather tha…
FTC expert to lead telephone town hall
AARP Idaho to Host Federal Trade Commission for Telephone Town Hall on Fraud and Consumer Protection
DUI task force set to pull people in
North Idaho DUI Task Force members will provide breath tests, drunk goggles, information and more to attendees at the North Idaho State Fair Friday.
Today's Ghastly Groaner
What type of music does Princess Leia enjoy the most?
City seeks student reps
Students reps wanted
'Oops'
Car stops short of window
Monster of a monster truck
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Rain supports Ridge Creek Fire crews, clears air
Firefighters took advantage of the precipitation to improve containment lines on the Ridge Creek Fire on Tuesday. Minimal fire activity was expected to progres…
Europe's sweeping rules for tech giants are about to kick in. Here's how they work
Some online platforms, which could face billions in fines if they don't comply, have already started making changes
Maui confronts the challenge of finding more than 800 missing people after the deadly wildfires
As of Monday, there were 115 people confirmed dead, according to Maui police
As Tropical Storm Hilary shrinks, desert and mountain towns dig themselves out of the mud
Hilary first slammed into Mexico’s arid Baja California Peninsula as a hurricane, causing one death and widespread flooding before becoming a tropical storm