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Vision for CDA gets clearer
Commission approves comp plan
Councilman departs social media group
After a year and 3,000 members, DePriest detaches from Responsible North Idaho Growth social media group
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Dashing dumpers on display
There’s a first time for everything, and Spirit Lake Parks and Recreation is going for a first with outhouse races.
Moose: 'Don't mind if I yew'
Gentle Family Dentistry happy to have a large furry visitor early Tuesday morning
PF Finance Department, city, awarded for excellence
City of Post Falls receives award for excellence in financial reporting from federal government, for 23rd year.
Hope exists, help is available
Lakeland to host 'Irreplaceable' Parent Night at 5 p.m. Feb. 17 at Kootenai Technical Education Campus
Commissioners approve new voter precinct map
Kootenai County commissioners voted unanimously Wednesday to approve a new map that includes three new voter precincts.
Bill would let Legislature intervene in legal challenges
Coeur d’Alene Republican Sen. Mary Souza said it would allow the Legislature to play a legal role if there is a lawsuit questioning state code
Oregon bill tackles megaquake 'nightmare': Fuel storage site
he predicted damage is on a par with the greatest environmental disaster in U.S. history
Washington governor: Decision on indoor mask mandate soon
Starting Feb. 18, non-urgent procedures — which have been on hold since last month due to concerns about hospital capacity — can resume
Bill to ban mask mandates passes Idaho legislative committee
Rep. Vito Barbieri, a Republican from Dalton Gardens, also spoke in favor of the bill
SpaceX satellites falling out of orbit after solar storm
Ground controllers tried to save the compact, flat-panel satellites by putting them into a type of hibernation
Canadian provinces lift COVID restrictions, protests remain
Some of the protesters say they are willing to die for their cause
Ukrainians not panicking as West ramps up invasion rhetoric
American officials have said explicitly that no U.S. troops will fight in Ukraine