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Tiny wild cat newly identified as a species draws curious visitors in Bolivia
Tigrino belongs to Leopardus tilcayo, the first living wild cat species described by scientists in more than a cen…
Crowd expected for Coeur Terre request Tuesday
On Tuesday, an estimated 40 residents of the Indian Meadows neighborhood will attend a Coeur d’Alene Planning and Zoning commission public hearing to voice the…
Post Falls hikers asked to not create social trails
Conversations on social media turned to Post Falls park signage asking people not to create unplanned “social trails” and to instead stick to planned and maint…
Idaho labor economist ran anonymous accounts promoting pro-Russian, far-right views
Sam Wolkenhauer ran anonymous accounts that generated thousands of dollars in subscriptions while posting pro-Russian commentary, slurs and Nazi imagery
Today's Ghastly Groaner
What do you call a line of men waiting to get haircuts?
Idaho doctor shortage persists
Among health care professionals in the state, one statement remains a constant: Idaho needs more doctors.
Post Falls celebrates 'hometown pride'
Victor Chacon beamed with pride as he and other members of the Post Falls High School Varsity Football Team began their walk down Seltice Way for the Post Fall…
Locals shine at Hayden triathlon
A record field of about 400 men and women competed in the Hayden sprint triathlon on a windy, sunny morning. Zach Erikson of Orem, Utah, was the overall w…
Residency for family physicians in training offers variety
Hannah Wheeler is entering her second year of a three-year residency at Kootenai Health. A Montana native, she happened upon the residency program while at…
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Two Moms & Tots Childcare adds Infant and Toddler Center
How to nip rudeness in the bud
Rudeness in society is a troubling trend that seems to be increasingly prevalent.
OUR GEM: What you need to know about harmful algal blooms
Freshwater algae are a natural part of lakes, rivers, and streams. They produce oxygen, absorb nutrients, and support the entire aquatic food web. But when alg…
Toys for Tots needs help finding a permanent home
Early bird tickets offered for SNR's Gems & Jeans fundraiser
The evening will feature dinner prepared by Beacon Hill Catering, live and silent auctions, games, raffles, and stories highlighting the impact SNR has made in the lives of participants and their families over the …
Thank you Coeur d'Alene: The village behind our Fourth of July
As President and CEO of the Coeur d'Alene Regional Chamber, I have the privilege of watching those efforts come together each year, and I am continually humble…