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Kootenai Health lays off 80 positions
Kootenai Health, Northern Idaho’s largest healthcare system and employer, confirmed Monday that it will eliminate …
State launches Empowering Parents grants review
The State Board of Education is reviewing the Empowering Parents program — saying some of the federally funded family education microgrants may have been used …
Idaho gas prices cool off
The average price for a gallon of regular gas in Idaho is $3.71, which is a 7-cent increase from a week ago. Meanwhile, the national average fell by 6 cents to $3.61 per gallon over the same time period. The …
Media coalition challenges gag order again in Idaho slayings
Kohbergers' attorneys contend the gag order essentially requires the attorneys involved in the case to act ethically to ensure Kohberger gets a fair trial
Kootenai County Sheriff's Office blotter
Notable Kootenai County Sheriff's Office calls - April 26 and April 27
DART announces candidate, levy endorsements
DART, Democrats and Republicans Together, released its candidate and levy endorsements for the May 16 elections.
Railway safety town hall Thursday
A town hall on railway safety and preparedness is scheduled 6 p.m. Thursday at American Legion Post 143, 1138 E. Poleline Ave., Post Falls.
Kroc Center's impact grows
Membership at the Salvation Army Kroc Center has reached more than 17,000, its highest in more than a decade.
Today's Ghastly Groaner
My gardener talked to me about edible herbs I can grow.
NIC launches 37th edition of 'Trestle Creek Review'
The Trestle Creek Review No. 37, North Idaho College’s student produced annual magazine, was washed in sunshine as it debuted to applause on NIC’s Eisenwinter …
Jews, Muslims, Sikhs get coronation role as king reaches out
Seventy years ago, more than 80% of the people of England were Christian
Democratic Washington Gov. Jay Inslee won't seek 4th term
His liberal politics made him a boogeyman to critics on the right, who argued that he infringed on individual liberties
Woman IDs 4 of 7 Oklahoma bodies as daughter, grandchildren
Mayo said she and her family did not know about McFadden’s criminal history until a couple of months ago
Slow moving, but fast growing
Post Falls Park Pond is closed until further notice because of an infestation of Chinese mystery snails along the bank and bed of the pond.
Shoshone County commissioners all in on Pottsville
The Shoshone Board of County Commissioners recently met with the Pottsville Seven to discuss their ongoing endeavors to restore East Shoshone Park, known by ma…
Silver Valley superintendents weigh in on potential teacher raises
When the Idaho Legislature passed House Bill 1 last September, school districts and their administrators across the state were relieved that the legislators we…