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Young Republicans expel members
Idaho Young Republicans have expelled two members after a Kootenai County delegate to the state GOP convention allegedly used homeless families as part of a po…
Commissioners consider impact fees
County commissioners indicated that they’re open to imposing impact fees on development that include a commitment to hiring more patrol deputies and completing…
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What does nitrogen become when the sun comes up?
Grant will help fund Rathdrum Creek cleanup
The Twin Lakes Flood Control District will receive $8,000 for a debris removal project to remove fallen trees and limbs from the channel of Rathdrum Creek. Total project costs are $16,000.
Post Falls man convicted in property damage case
Gilbert Marsan was found guilty Friday of two counts of malicious injury to property following a jury trial in Shoshone County. Marsan, 45, of Post Falls, was charged in April of following a multi-agency invest…
50 dive in for open swim
Courtney Chase of Coeur d'Alene was the first female finisher in Saturday's open water 2K swim at Sanders Beach. About 50 people ages 18 to 76 participated in the event put on by the Coeur d'Alene Kroc Masters s…
Govs meet in Cd'A starting today
The Western Governors' Association's annual meeting is set for today through Thursday at The Coeur d'Alene Resort.
ANALYSIS: A social media danger to society
This series of articles examines the social media vendors that are contributing to the undermining, falsifying, and distorting of information on the Internet. …
Fire season gets its start
Wildfire season has once again arrived in North Idaho, a little later than usual. Heavy winter snowpack and spring precipitation helped delay this year's fi…
Rosie Cedar project aims to improve forest health
A 14,000-acre forest health project that includes logging has received a green light from the U.S. Forest Service. The work is not expected to impact wolver…
Reclaim Idaho’s education initiative certified for November election ballot
$300-million-plus per year Quality Education Act will take a simple majority of votes in the general election to pass
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Hayden celebrates hometown heroes
Hundreds of people lined Government Way on Saturday morning for the Hayden Days “Hometown Heroes” Parade. The parade marked the beginning of the second and …
Keeping pace with growth
For decades, steadily growing student populations have driven an ongoing need for Kootenai County school districts to acquire land, build schools and hire more…
Senior Meals
Senior Meals: July 25-29