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What kind of barbecue do frogs like best?
House bill reflects troubles at North Idaho College
The Idaho House Education Committee introduced a bill Monday that could change the State Board of Education’s role over community colleges. The bill, presen…
Priest River man sentenced for setting wildfires
A Priest River man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison each in connection to a half-dozen wildfires set in western Bonner County in the summer of 2022. …
Labrador obtains new death warrant for Pizzuto
The Idaho Attorney General’s Office announced Friday it obtained a new death warrant for Gerald Pizzuto Jr.’s execution.
Lil Jon to play North Idaho State Fair
Lil Jon will join the Party in the Dirt Concert Series in the Findlay Arena on Aug. 23 at the North Idaho State Fair this summer.
Today's Ghastly Groaner
Why did the actor fall through the floorboards?
Holding onto hope for NIC, Kootenai County
What is the danger of a one-party state? Professor, author and Constitutional scholar David Adler said Idaho is on its way there. "What you see is the ef…
'You put your own self out there'
Seltice Elementary School kindergartner Michael Hirst cuddled up with a blanket as his reading buddy, New Vision Alternative High School freshman Alexis Wood, …
Harbor Center docks under construction
Two Harbor Center docks are being constructed at the end of Academic Way where the road ends at the building with multiple college offices. The Highway 95 brid…
Cd'A CHAMBER: Welcome, new team members
With the beginning of a new calendar year, the Coeur d’Alene Regional Chamber introduced some exciting changes. In addition to transitioning to a new Board Cha…
Employee retention demands attention
An estimated 50 million Americans quit their jobs last year, causing massive headaches and a tremendous amount of lost productivity and revenue for companies.
Today's Ghastly Groaner
What’s Snow White’s brother’s name?
Judge considers injunction in Swayne’s lawsuit
North Idaho College President Nick Swayne revealed in court Thursday that a college trustee signaled an intention to remove him from his position months before…
Parting ways
The Kootenai County Farmers’ Market Association is seeking a new home for the Wednesday evening market that’s been held downtown at Fifth Street and Sherman Av…
Dalton Gardens to consider community identity and brand
The Dalton Gardens City Planning Commission is trying to develop an identity for the community, commercial district and city of Dalton Gardens.