News
For more information regarding today's news, check out our latest news articles below.
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…
Big book boost for Post Falls' students
money received from the American Rescue Plan Act will serve Post Falls students with new books, e-books and self-checkout stations installed in 11 school libra…
Meet the farmers event Thursday
The Panhandle Farm Corridor, a collective of 16 North Idaho farms, is holding their first annual festival on Thursday from 5 to 8:30 p.m. at the Red Canoe Blue…
Road closure on Main Street in Rathdrum
Expect road closures on Main Street in Rathdrum for the next month
Athol Daze on Saturday
Parade at 9 in Athol
Swimmers to compete in 'The Crossing' Sunday
The Crossing is Sunday
Fundraiser Sunday for CDA woman
Stacy Carter fights for life
Go 'as far offshore as you can'
Two often overlooked elements effect the dangerous algae blooms prompting health advisories from Panhandle Health District and the Idaho Department of Environm…
Prichard fire 100% contained
Crews have made significant progress battling area wildfires this week
Optional Forms of Government meeting delayed
Officials cite increased rate of illness as cause
Kootenai Health to restrict visitations
KH limiting visitors
Space station supplies launched with a pizza delivery for 7
It is Northrop Grumman’s 16th supply run for NASA and its biggest load yet
Idaho primary care clinics say COVID surge mirrors last fall
The latest surge comes as schools are preparing to re-open statewide
Grizzly bear in fatal Montana attack was guarding food cache
Man died two days after the attack, having not spoken to investigators
North Idaho Now podcast Episode 55: Headlines from 8/7 thru 8/10
In this episode of the North Idaho Now Podcast, Chanse Watson and Madison Hardy go over the latest news coming out of the Coeur'd Alene/Post Falls Press, the B…
Ethiopia calls "all capable" citizens to fight in Tigray war
Tuesday’s announcement effectively ends the unilateral cease-fire the government declared in June