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Would tiny homes cure big housing headaches?
Some Western towns are taking a “Little House on the Prairie” to new lengths. To mitigate rising market costs, …
'We all know he’s quality'
Gabriel, after posing with family for pictures, quickly went to work, taking his seat for a meeting with a long agenda. He will serve through 2026.
Post Falls considers future of impact fees
Post Falls officials are considering how impact fees currently operate within the city and whether to potentially implement a city center fee zone in the futur…
Fall celebration, cleanup Sunday at Shared Harvest Community Garden
Everyone is invited to a celebration of fall from noon to 2 p.m. Sunday in the Shared Harvest Community Garden. Live music, hot dogs and cider will be provi…
Fall Colors
Fall colors in CDA
Minor library card policy on agenda for Thursday meeting in Pinehurst
Actions may be taken on policies regarding library cards for minors and adult-only access areas when Community Library Network trustees meet from 2-5 p.m. Thursday at the Pinehurst Library.
Kootenai County proclaims support for veteran caregivers
Kootenai County commissioners issued a proclamation Tuesday recognizing the “hidden heroes” who provide caregiving for veterans.
Miller honored for housing efforts
The Housing Solutions Partnership will be hosting its 3rd Annual Planning and Growth Workshop on November 7th for elected officials, planning and zoning commis…
Today's Ghastly Groaner
Phil: "Hey Bobby, what's your favorite word?"
Idaho revamps execution chamber so docs can access deep veins after failed lethal injection attempt
The failed execution attempt prompted the state to begin renovating its execution chamber to add a room where a doctor can insert a central venous line.
Tubeworms, snails and other weird creatures found under the seafloor
“This was totally unexpected,” said study co-author Sabine Gollner with the Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research.
Walgreens to close 1,200 stores as US pharmacies struggle to define a new role
The boost they received from taking the lead on vaccinations during the COVID-19 pandemic has long since faded.
Washington state's landmark climate law hangs in the balance this election
Supporters of the policy say not only would a repeal not guarantee lower costs, but billions of dollars in state revenue for years to come are at stake
Teachers, Coeur d'Alene School District agree on contract
An extended bargaining season has concluded for the Coeur d'Alene School District and the Coeur d'Alene Education Association. A tentative agreement between…
Trader Joe's Coeur d'Alene opening draws near
Trader Joe’s will hired more than 60 people, Rohde said. It has been conducting interviews for about two weeks and is continuing to interview applicants daily.
Wallace refuses alcohol license fee increases
The Wallace City Council voted against changing the prices on the city’s beer and liquor licenses following a public hearing last week.