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New lawsuits allege Six Flags Magic Mountain's X2 roller coaster caused traumatic brain injuries
A spokesperson for Six Flags said it's their policy not to comment on pending litigation and the ride has been clo…
Silver Valley woman found guilty in meth case
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Kratom splits town hall crowd
From blue collar to white, kratom has seen a massive uptick in use. Its role as a stimulant and a central nervous system depressant creates a wide-ranging demo…
Hayden woman turns 101 years young
Donations save lives: World Blood Donor Day raises awareness
Amanda Strom walked into Vitalant on Friday morning, ready to do her part to help others.
Innovia kicks-off local 'weaver' initiative
Community potlucks in the park, community recovery centers, and community care for those with developmental disabilities. The individuals who start and run the…
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'Dog Days of Summer-Fest' almost here
New thrift store opening in Post Falls
OUR GEM: Youth Water Summit recognizes 2026 student leaders
The University of Idaho Coeur d'Alene's Idaho Water Resources Research Institute (IWRRI) is proud to recognize the North Idaho winners of the 2026 Youth Water …
Complacency Is the kiss of death
You'll never realize your full potential in business or athletics unless you're challenged.
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KCSO investigating homicide near Post Falls
Kootenai County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a homicide after a welfare check led to the discovery of a deceased woman near Post Falls. Detectives continu…
Poaching trial ends in mixed verdict
A Kootenai County jury delivered a mixed verdict Friday in the case of a St. Maries family accused of poaching, convicting them of conspiring to hide evidence …
Coeur d'Alene eyes crackdown on illegal fireworks
Coeur d’Alene Police Capt. Dave Hagar recently told the General Services Committee the city allows ground fireworks that do not fly high into the sky.