News
For more information regarding today's news, check out our latest news articles below.
New lights brighten up Silver Valley cemeteries
Cemeteries may not be the most hopeful of places, but at Kellogg’s Greenwood Cemetery and Shoshone Memorial Gardens in Pinehurst, the new lighted crosses have …
Helpers: Road to rebuilding theater aided by local couple's efforts
Helpers on the local arts scene, Brooke and Damon Wood have been nominated for their work helping Lake City Playhouse thrive again after the theater took a tur…
Today's Ghastly Groaner
How does a cucumber become a pickle?
Rathdrum's $15M City Hall project moves forward
The city's long-discussed plans for a new City Hall are closer to becoming a reality.
Fun and fresh snow for annual Panhandle Nordic Club fundraiser
The Panhandle Nordic Club was graced with plenty of fresh snow for their annual Best Hand Cross Country Ski and Showshoe Fundraiser on Saturday.
Trail Life CDA takes lead on accessibility project
The boys of Trail Life CDA certainly weren’t taking a snow day on Saturday.
'TikTok and Jesus' inspired Rathdrum's newest dining hotspot
Hot Pot Ramen House owners Jimmy and Lisa Maxwell had two sources of inspiration for their newly-opened restaurant.
Republicans to focus on school vouchers, DEI, immigration as Idaho Legislature returns
Idaho lawmakers are preparing to head back to the Capitol for the upcoming legislative session next week, and this year, you can expect to see proposals reflec…
Be a creativity superhero
Years ago, one of Ripley's famous "Believe It or Not!" comics pictured a plain bar of iron worth $5 and pointed out that if you forged the iron into horseshoes…
Today's Ghastly Groaner
Why did the baker go to church on Sunday?
Second case of CWD detected in Idaho domestic elk
The Idaho State Department of Agriculture has confirmed a second case of Chronic Wasting Disease in domestic elk following the testing of an adult domestic cow…
Man convicted of grand theft, burglary following art gallery theft
A man has been convicted of Grand Theft and Burglary, both felonies, after stealing two gold bars and several gold chains from an area art and antique gallery.
Coeur d'Alene fire department bond could top $16M
If approved, the survey will launch on Jan. 13. As part of the survey, it is recommended it include a proposed general bond amount that would be needed to repl…
Chinese mystery snails continue to plague Post Falls pond
POST FALLS — Two years after forcing the closure of Falls Park Pond, invasive Chinese mystery snails remain a persistent problem for local officials.
Idaho lawmakers likely to clash over school choice, grocery tax repeal in 2025 session
School choice and tax cuts are some major topics expected to come back to the Statehouse this year.