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Trial begins for man accused of mother's murder
Neil F. Stratton, 53, of Coeur d'Alene, is charged with first-degree murder, burglary and destruction of evidence,…
Legal counsel objects to proposed Lakeland policy
Parents' had mixed feelings about an early draft of a Lakeland Joint School District Policy outlining mental health services on campuses, but a legal counselor’s opinion was clear.
Soaring interest rates: What North Idaho needs to know
Sixteen-year high interest rates, declining inflation levels and more rate hikes are on the horizon. Is a recession imminent?
Rathdrum Days Parade: 'Quintessential Small Town, U.S.A.'
Rathdrum Days Parade celebration commences on Main Street.
Outdoor watering solutions can save water, give you more time to enjoy life
Water is vital to the beauty and economic well-being of our region. We love our lakes, rivers, and the aquifer that provides clean, safe drinking water.
Top 30 Under 40 nominations open Aug. 1
The Kootenai County Young Professionals' Top 30 Under 40 award nominations open Aug. 1.
HUCKLEBERRIES: Of 'purple gold,' Manley and Reed
Venerable Mary Lou Reed and her late husband, Scott, co-founded the Kootenai Environmental Alliance with good friend Art Manley 50 years ago.
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Hayden spends more for law and order, none for JobsPlus
The city of Hayden will defund Jobs Plus, start around 15 construction projects and spend about $39 million in 2024, according to the final draft of the city b…
A small, special force of firefighters
When wildfires strike, there isn’t time to ponder who makes up the firefighting force on the frontlines of the blaze.
Cd'A Charter grad earns Air Force accolades
A 2015 Coeur d'Alene Charter Academy graduate and Air Force technical sergeant for her unwavering dedication and service.
Rest in pieces, rock
Just about every day, on the drive in and out of town, Bruce Kauffman remembers seeing a large boulder in a stand of trees on the northwest side of the Interst…
The Exhausted Dad: A cheese factory and a dancing banana
You can’t expect relaxation on a vacation with four kids. While achievable, the effort required often turns “feeling relaxed” into “being too tired to move.”
Attendance the root of box office woes
Writer and actor strikes justifiably take a hefty portion of oxygen in the Hollywood-centric news cycle, but entertainment writers across the country also love talking about box office bombs.