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City Council prayer stays
Coeur d’Alene city officials on Tuesday decided to continue using a lottery system to select religious leaders to …
THE DIRT: CIA sludge pond capped
The Central Impoundment Area (CIA) has been a notable feature in the Silver Valley for nearly a century. Constructed in 1928, the CIA was designed to contain v…
Shoshone County jail bookings
Arrests and bookings for Shoshone County jail.
Volunteers needed for Jackass Half Marathon
This weekend marks the sixth annual Jackass Half Marathon, and organizers are calling on locals to help make this year’s event one to remember.
Today's Ghastly Groaner
I'm trying to start my own business recycling discarded chewing gum.
Post Falls school board responds to planned student walkout
Post Falls School District Board of Trustees have sent out a news release surrounding a student protest planned for Tuesday by a group of parents due to a rece…
Death toll from attack at Michigan church stays at 4 after police sweep charred ruins
Authorities identified the shooter as Thomas Jacob Sanford, 40, of the neighboring town of Burton. Investigators deployed a robot while searching Sanford’s res…
Coeur d'Alene Charter grad turned marine biologist publishes memoir
Jordan’s memoir, “If the Ocean Has a Soul,” was published this summer by Tyndale House Publishers.
Ponderosa Springs Women's Golf League shares 50 years of memories
As a love letter to 50 years teeing up together at Ponderosa Springs Golf Course, the women’s league has preserved a part of their history by burying a time ca…
Shoshone County Jail gets good news for roof repair
A much-needed roof repair at the Shoshone County Public Safety Building is on its way, and county officials feel like they’re getting quite the bargain.
Give Hunger the Bird to help fight hunger
Give Hunger the Bird returns on Oct. 11 to benefit the 3rd Avenue Marketplace.
Today's Ghastly Groaner
What part of the brain regulates elk-like behavior?
Pediatricians, parents fear Medicaid changes could leave some in the lurch
When new medical providers meet 16-year-old Evie Wismer for the first time, they’re usually overwhelmed by her medical records.
Medicaid cuts could have dire consequences in Silver Valley
Sweeping Medicaid cuts have rural medical professionals bracing for impact, and one nursing home in the Silver Valley is pushing back.
KCTFHR holds 26th annual Human Rights Banquet
When Francisco Macias took the stage to accept the Bill Wassmuth Memorial Volunteer of the Year Award Saturday night, he acknowledged “a simple, but revolution…
A first for North Idaho, Freddy's opens Tuesday in Post Falls
Best known for their made-to-order steakburgers and fresh frozen custard desserts, Freddy’s Frozen Custard and Steakburgers is set to open Tuesday at 498 South…