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Trial continues for man accused of killing mother
People close to the late Susan Stratton testified Thursday that she was making plans to sell property in Spirit La…
Yellowstone National Park to mark 150th anniversary in 2022
President Ulysses S. Grant signed the Yellowstone National Park Protection Act on March 1 1872
Witnesses describe bloody shooting
A man shot in the neck sought refuge inside a coffee stand and gas station employees used aprons as tourniquets during a shooting last year.
Gov: Idahoans suspicious of government
Gov. Little sounds off
Key ed bill heads to House floor
House Bill 443 could reduce the need for supplemental levies while improving teacher compensation packages
Justice for Reddington must wait
.COEUR d’ALENE — A sentencing for a man who shot a dog and caused the loss of an eye has been postponed.
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19 Watch
Press indefinitely suspends Monday print edition
Company cites ongoing labor shortages for reason to discontinue Monday print edition.
Moving History Forward: Organized sports in early Coeur d’Alene
During the active years of Fort Sherman (1880s-1890s), baseball was a popular team sport played among the various platoons, companies from other forts in the r…
Boots and more for kids
Foundation helps kids
Chocolate, anyone?
Sweet tooths and sweethearts will be wandering through downtown Coeur d’Alene, sipping wine and nibbling on chocolates during the annual Chocolate Affair on Fe…
Bonner commissioners weigh options for PHD board spot
Commissioners are weighing their options when it comes to selecting a new at-large board member for Panhandle Health District.
Murder trial set for spring
A man accused of killing his longtime partner will face a jury trial in May.
Pothole Patrol
Potholes are big and small
BCSO: Remains identified as missing man
Glennon was reported missing in December 1995
Thich Nhat Hanh, influential Zen Buddhist monk, dies at 95
Nhat Hanh plunged into anti-war activism after his return to his homeland in 1964