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Balancing act
Great West Gym Fest goes until Sunday
'Hayden is a great place to live'
Hayden Mayor Scott Forssell spoke to a packed room in the Best Western Plus Coeur d’Alene Inn during his State of the City address Thursday, organized by the H…
'We want him home'
Kootenai County Sheriff's Office Sgt. Ryan Miller said they were scheduled to begin a search for Fulwiler Thursday morning, but it was canceled to do freezing …
North Idaho College trustees make statement on accreditation
North Idaho College trustees have published a statement expressing their desire for the college to remain accredited in the wake of a show cause sanction by th…
Art on the Green poster contest deadline March 17
The Citizens Council for the Arts is already preparing for Art on the Green in August by asking the community to create some art: poster art to be specific. …
Community groups endorse school levies
Nonpartisan Doctors of Coeur d'Alene, or NDOC, announced its endorsement of the school levies that will be on the March 14 election in the Coeur d’Alene, Lakeland and Post Falls school districts. DART (Dedicated, …
Missing since 1934, game warden receives posthumous honors
Nearly 90 years after his death, Deputy Game Warden for Idaho Fish and Game, Ellsworth Arthur Teed, was accepted into both the National Law Enforcement Officer…
Cd'A Charter wins big
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MOVING HISTORY FORWARD: 'She could fly anything with wings'
Sixteen-year-old Gladys Dawson had saved her money to buy an airplane ride, and after six seconds in the air she was hooked. A year later, 1932, the local news…
Today's Ghastly Groaner
The CEO of IKEA was elected prime minister in Sweden.
Train crew had little warning before Ohio wreck, probe finds
Investigators said the temperature of the failed wheel bearing increased by 215 degrees in a span of 30 miles
AP PHOTOS: 'Imperfect' models in Italy redefine beauty
They are of all sizes and ages, spanning the gender spectrum, some with disabilities or medical conditions like alopecia or vitiligo, visible scarring or who h…
Winter storms sow more chaos, shut down much of Portland
The weather also knocked out power to almost a million homes and businesses in multiple states
NIC trustees vote no to reinstating Swayne
The same three North Idaho College trustees who voted in December to place President Nick Swayne on administrative leave voted during Wednesday’s board meeting…
Economists: Tough road ahead
John Mitchell, former professor of economics at Boise State University, and the Idaho Department of Labor's Sam Wolkenhauer talked economics before the Coeur d…