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US charges 3 men with plotting terror attacks, including planned assault on UK airbase
Kootenai County commissioners approve $141 million budget
Kootenai County commissioners voted Wednesday to approve the county’s fiscal year 2024 budget, which includes levying 3% more property taxes.
Swayne to receive attorney fees from NIC
North Idaho College President Nick Swayne will receive payment for attorney fees following his successful lawsuit against the college for permanent reinstateme…
Daniel James Brown to keynote humanities dinner Sept. 8
The true stories and real people Daniel James Brown encounters in his life often help point him in the direction of his next literary undertaking. Brown met T…
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Lewiston PD captain arrested for indecent exposure in Cd'A
Lewiston Police Department Capt. Rick Fuentes has been placed on paid administrative leave after he was charged with indecent exposure at a Coeur d’Alene hotel.
Incumbent English announces candidacy for Cd'A council seat
Dan English is seeking reelection to Seat 5 on the Coeur d’Alene City Council.
Rain gives wildfire firefighters an assist
Containment percentages leapt higher on the Ridge Creek, Gray and Oregon fires Wednesday, with the help of significant rainfall and higher humidity.
Cd'A police association endorses English, Gookin, Wood
The Coeur d’Alene Police Officers Association announced its endorsement of Dan Gookin, Christie Wood and Dan English for another term in office.
Special NIC meeting today
North Idaho College trustees will convene tonight for a special meeting, where they’re expected to address an unidentified personnel matter.
Cd'A Schools hits brakes on bus route changes
The Coeur d'Alene School District has issued an apology to families after sending a communication Friday with information detailing abrupt changes to bus route…
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Rumpler resignation announced
It appears Laura Rumpler, North Idaho College’s chief communications and government relations officer, has tendered her resignation.
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Ridge Creek Fire containment now 35%
The Ridge Creek Fire was 35% contained Tuesday afternoon and the Spokane U.S. National Weather Service predicted downpours by 6 p.m. and issued a flood warning…
Saterfiel announces re-election bid for Hayden City Council
Longtime Hayden City Council member Roger Saterfiel announced his candidacy for reelection. Saterfiel has lived in Kootenai County for more than 60 years and …