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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,…
Free physicals for Shoshone County student athletes
Free physicals offered for Shoshone County student athletes
Shoshone County jail bookings
Shoshone County jail bookings
Plant Notes: Snowberry
Waxy-white berries bunched on the ends of twiggy stems make winter the most conspicuous season for Snowberry, a deciduous North American native.
Marty and Max: How's the market doing?
The housing data reflects that the housing market is surprisingly resilient. Our crisis, however, is that there is not enough inventory, rather than not enough…
Today's Ghastly Groaner
My wife got a job at the zoo.
Free lunches Sunday for kids in Kellogg park
Free lunches for kids offered in Kellogg park
Shoshone County wins legal battle with Silver Mountain
After nearly six years of litigation and multiple levels of appeals, Shoshone County has emerged victorious in its tax appeal fight against Silver Mountain Res…
Patriot Front members convicted
A jury has convicted five Patriot Front members of the misdemeanor charge of conspiracy to riot by disturbing the public peace.
Patriot Front members found guilty
After about an hour of deliberation, a six-person jury unanimously voted to convict five members of the Patriot Front on the misdemeanor charge of conspiracy t…
Spirit Lake, KCSO talk contracts for police coverage
The Spirit Lake City Council asked the Kootenai County Sheriff’s Office to draft two contracts in a special meeting, Wednesday, without committing to anything …
Little: Tax relief on the way
Little praises property tax relief success
Pastor defends Good Samaritan program
In 21 years, the Good Samaritan Rehabilitation program based in Coeur d’Alene has helped about 4,000 men and women. But for Pastor Tim Remington of The Alta…
Fire volunteers push in new ambulance
East Side Fire District and community members on Tuesday initiated their newly-acquired ambulance with a traditional push-in ceremony.
LCEA seeks council support in contract talks
The president of the Lake City Employees Association requested the support of the City Council Tuesday in contract negotiations with city administration.
Today's Ghastly Groaner
Never date tennis players.