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Spawning history: Kokanee salmon sizes reach record numbers
Thick fog, sprinkled with ash from a nearby controlled burn, covered hundreds of rotting kokanee salmon strewn acr…
COVID CRISIS
Health care workers urge vaccination as beds fill with COVID patients
Lawmakers voice opposition to vaccine mandates
Resolution from Idaho Republican Party calls for legislature to reconvene
School bells are ringing
They came by foot, greeting friends by name, By car, by bus, on bikes they came. Students across North Idaho filed back into classrooms Tuesday morning for…
Sex offender who fled sentence arrested out of state
A sex offender who absconded from custody is back in jail, after almost a year on the lam.
Swingrover running for CDA school board seat
Student mental health among issues she'd focus on.
Brumley drops out of school board race
Chair of CDA trustees to focus more on family, cites problems with emerging 'new facet' of parents.
Growing a community
With thirteen years running and over 59,000 pounds of food donated to food assistance programs and families in need, this 60-plot community garden stretching o…
Solid Waste facilities to close early Sept. 12
Department aims to show appreciation for employees
Chlorination time in Post Falls
Post Falls Water District chlorination program to begin after October 1
Business as usual for Lakeland/ Post Falls school districts
Lakeland and Post Falls School Districts reopened Tuesday with no guidelines to prevent the spread of COVID among students. The Lakeland joint School District is composing a "Safe Return to In-Person Instruction an…
North Idaho Now podcast Episode 63: Headlines from 9/4 thru 9/7
In this episode of the North Idaho Now Podcast, Chanse Watson and Josh McDonald go over the latest news coming out of the Coeur'd Alene/Post Falls Press, the B…
Hurricane Ida power outages, misery persist 9 days later
More than 50% of gas stations in New Orleans and Baton Rouge remained without gasoline Tuesday morning
Evacuees plead for action: 'We are in some kind of jail'
Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Tuesday the U.S. was working with the Taliban to resolve the matter
Prized trout streams shrink as heat, drought grip US West
Heat waves and drought have raised water temperatures and imperiled fish species in several states
North Idaho hospitals implement crisis standards
State cites rising COVID-19 cases, staffing and equipment shortages