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You, yes YOU, can run for office
Kootenai County League of Women Voters, Civic Engagement Alliance to host Elections 101 Workshop on Feb. 26
Banish March boredom
The great leprechaun hunt is back. Downtown Coeur d’Alene will be hopping for O’Sherman’s Gold Quest the first three weekends of March, put on by the Coeur…
Little, Wasden call on Inslee to stop fuel tax on Idahoans
Fuel tax opposed
America's doctor, family get COVID-19 despite safeguards
many vaccinated people get infected
Locals fret as Colombia to declare hippos invasive species
People around Puerto Triunfo have grown accustomed to the herd of hippopotamuses
Idaho woman pleads guilty in death of young stepson
The boy's father, Erik Osuna, is also charged with first-degree murder
Idaho governor signs unemployment tax cut into law
The legislation is part of a package of tax cuts Little promoted during his State of the State Address last month
North Idaho Now podcast Episode 108: Headlines from 2/16 thru 2/18
In this episode of the North Idaho Now Podcast, Chanse Watson Molly Roberts take you through the latest news coming out of the Coeur'd Alene/Post Falls Press, …
NYC mayor pushes to remove homeless people in subway system
Adams announced last month he was injecting more police officers into the system
Kim Potter sentenced to 2 years in Daunte Wright's death
The judge said Potter will serve the standard two-thirds of her sentence, or 16 months in prison, with the rest on parole
A mild US flu season is waning, but is it really over?
It seems like the current flu season is “easing to the finish line,”
Ottawa crackdown: police arrest 100 after 3-week protest
Hundreds of officers, some in riot gear and some carrying automatic weapons
A mild US flu season is waning, but is it really over?
COVID-19 cases have been falling
King County repeals bicycle helmet law, citing equity
The King County Council recently budgeted more than $200,000 to buy helmets and expand education programs
Wolf hunting, trapping ends in southwestern Montana
hunters killed 82 wolves in the region