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Prosecutors: Son killed elderly mother over money
Kootenai County prosecutors said money was the motive behind an alleged matricide that occurred in Coeur d'Alene l…
Security personnel no longer facing charges related to town hall incident
Dismissal orders have been signed for several security personnel accused of battery and false imprisonment following a town hall event in February. Court do…
Hospice of North Idaho hosts annual Tree Lighting Ceremony
Five candles were lit Thursday night at Hospice of North Idaho (HONI), each giving off a warm glow against the backdrop of Christmas trees.
PRESS CHRISTMAS FOR ALL Great-grandmother genuinely grateful
As part of the annual Press Christmas for All campaign, we share stories of those who have received help from the program with readers. This is one of them. …
Post Falls City Council considers changing fowl language
The Post Falls City Council meeting ended on a fowl note Tuesday night as city officials asked staff to look into possible revisions of the regulations concern…
Water rights adjudication underway in North Idaho
Ongoing water rights adjudication in some parts of North Idaho could have significant implications, experts say.
Hayden, Rathdrum parades tonight
Hayden officials announced on Monday that Government Way will be closed to the public from approximately 4 to 5:15 p.m. from Hayden Avenue to Dakota Avenue during the Hayden Christmas parade on Saturday.
FAST FIVE Elaine Kingston: Reimagining charity
Meet Elaine Kingston, who serves on the Charity Reimagined board of directors. Elaine moved to the area with husband Paul in 2016 to be close to her daughte…
Surrealism is better known for its strangeness than the radical politics and revolutionary ambitions of its creators
A large-scale exhibition of surrealism that first opened in Paris in 2024 will have its sole American iteration, “Dreamworld: Surrealism at 100,” at the Philad…
The Exhausted Dad: Bringing juice and soft squishy things to the North Pole
After a chaos-ridden, eardrum-piercing evening of playing dominoes at the kitchen table, my family of six attempted a “quieter” game during the holiday. May…
Law would restrict e-bikes, e-motorcycles in Columbia Falls
The City of Columbia Falls is looking to place some significant restrictions on electric motorcycles, bicycles and other motorized use on its bike paths and sidewalks after a teen collided with a car earlier this …
How did evergreens make their way inside for winter celebrations?
A jolly man in a red and white suit might magically travel through chimneys to place presents under decorated trees on Christmas Eve, but those evergreen trees…
North Idaho College mine safety program earns federal grant
The North Idaho College Workforce Training Center's Idaho Mine Safety Training Program was awarded a $177,439 federal grant, marking the program’s 10th consecutive Mine Safety and Health Administration grant and re…
Gross pretrial conference continued
A pretrial hearing involving a Moyie Springs man charged in connection with a fatal crash on Highway 95 has been postponed to a later date due to pending pretr…
Kaniksu Land Trust eases restrictions on affordable housing project
The Kaniksu Land Trust has lifted two significant restrictions connected to its affordable housing partnership project, The Village at Riverview Ridge, on Tues…
TSA to impose $45 fee for non-REAL ID travelers
Beginning on Feb. 1, 2026, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) will impose a $45 fee on passengers traveling without a REAL ID-compliant identification card, such as Idaho’s Star Card, according to a D…