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Why a problem on the ground can affect flights thousands of miles away among other issues
Pros, cons of impact fees
Impact fees good and bad
Uncover the history in your own home
Upcoming Cd'A Library, Museum of North Idaho workshops focus on capturing oral, family histories
Study commission to hear public comment
Kootenai County residents have a chance to share input on possible changes to the county’s administrative structure on Jan. 19.
Free Safety Fest in February
North Idaho College will offer free safety training at the 14th annual Safety Fest of the Great Northwest on Feb. 23-25. The training will take place at the…
Duncan honored by state Republicans
The Idaho State Republican Party honored a local elected official last week.
Fisherman: Rescue training left hazard behind
Ice-rescue training leaves hazard behind, says ice fisherman
North Idaho Now Episode 98: Headlines from 1/12 thru 1/14 and interview with Panhandle Health District Public Information Officer Katherine Hoyer
In this episode of the North Idaho Now Podcast, Chanse Watson and Devin Weeks take you through the latest news coming out of the Coeur'd Alene/Post Falls Press…
District plans for possible temporary closures
With rising rates of absences, the Coeur d’Alene School District announced the possibility of temporary closures due to staff shortages from COVID-19 and other…
'A big win'
Court praised, criticized for vaccine rulings
COVID-19 positivity rates reach highest yet
COVID-19 rates go up
Trauma, hope and resilience
Through many forms of original art, eighth graders at Lakes Middle School present their responses to themes of trauma, hope and resilience. “I was really i…
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19 Watch
NIC sends nursing 'COVID cohort' into workforce
The graduates received NIC nursing pins
The 60-second elevator pitch
North Idaho Alliance hosts Perk It Up '22 networking event in Kroc Center
Sandpoint man, brother involved in Jan. 6 Capitol riot plead not guilty to all charges
Michael and William Pope pleaded not guilty to all eight charges against each of them on Tuesday morning, including two felonies and six misdemeanors.