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John Morrison memorial bench dedicated at Coeur d'Alene fire station
Davies described Morrison as a leader, innovator, mentor, husband, father and friend. He said Morrison lived with…
St. Vincent de Paul North Idaho executive director resigns
Riley has guided St. Vincent de Paul North Idaho’s for just over five years. It’s a role he came to love following a career in newspapers, including being form…
Summertime means street work in Coeur d'Alene
City street work underway through July.
North Idaho temps at 101 and climbing
It hasn't rained in July and you might not even see a daytime cloud until Sunday. The last significant rain of about a quarter inch was nearly a month ago.
Vandalism hits Post Falls USPS drop boxes, raising fraud concerns
There’s been no blue drop-off box outside the Post Falls Post Office for over a month after it was vandalized along with a string of other local United States …
Rathdrum's Kiefer Field gets major upgrade after 59 years
After nearly six decades without major improvements, Lakeland Joint School District’s Kiefer Field has been given a facelift.
Lake City High School announces spring 2024 honor roll
Lake City High School has announced its spring 2024 honor roll.
North Idaho College Foundation's Really BIG Raffle is tonight
The North Idaho College Foundation's biggest event of the year is happening at 7 tonight. One lucky ticket holder will win a new house in the 31st annual Re…
Today's Ghastly Groaner
What does a cat cowboy say to get his horse going?
Coeur d'Alene library board to begin new director search
Library board to meet tonight on new director search.
North Idaho students average higher than state on Idaho Reading Indicator
The majority of Idaho's kindergarten-through-third graders hit the right metrics and many showed improvements in their reading abilities, according to informat…
Local judge, attorneys to be honored
"Throughout her life, Anne has been guided by the principle of giving back – to her community, to those in need, or to those who are unable to do for themselves what she may be able to provide," a press release sai…
Public records lawsuit against Post Falls Police Department proceeds
A lawsuit filed by an incarcerated man asking the court to compel the Post Falls Police Department to disclose certain records will proceed, a Kootenai County judge ruled Tuesday.
Voyeurism case proceeds against Coeur d'Alene man
The case of a man accused of recording nude videos of children and adults without their knowledge has been referred to the district court for further action.
Afghan sprinter Kimia Yousofi ready to run at her 3rd Olympics after being selected for Paris Games
Yousofi was among the athletes and families who were resettled in Australia, in her case via Iran, after the Taliban seized power in Afghanistan and imposed ha…
Biden's support on Capitol Hill hangs in the balance as Democrats meet in private
But dissent runs strong among many Democrats who worry that not only is the presidency in jeopardy but also their own down-ballot races for control of the Hous…