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Spawning history: Kokanee salmon sizes reach record numbers
Thick fog, sprinkled with ash from a nearby controlled burn, covered hundreds of rotting kokanee salmon strewn acr…
Council OKs stormwater design project in Sanders Beach
Stormwater project
VIDEO: Missing vehicle found with body inside
Fisherman saw something white submerged in Fernan Lake.
Housing market stays strong
Real estate strong
'A servant's heart'
Senior Companions for 25 years
New leader for U of I CDA
University of Idaho Coeur d’Alene has a new leader. Larry Stauffer, most recently former dean of the U of I College of Engineering in Moscow but also servin…
CDA man in good company
CDA man honored
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19 Watch
Nightmare on Government Way
Trick or treaters can’t pass up this house. The neighborhood Halloween show has been a tradition for a little over a decade since the family moved to Coeur …
Buy one get six free
Museum members now have free admission to seven participating museums across Idaho and more through the Idaho History Reciprocal Membership Program started in …
Safety Net widening into North Idaho
Safety Net InlandNW is there to help foster kids as they age out of the system and enter adulthood
Free dental services for veterans
Dental care for veterans
NIC trustees to select interim president Monday
The North Idaho College Board of Trustees scheduled a special meeting to select an interim president on Monday at 5 p.m. in the Edminster Student Union Building, Driftwood Bay Room on the NIC main campus in Coeur d…
Governor visits Tribe, sees lots of progress
Governor Brad Little joined members of the Coeur d’Alene Tribal Council and Marimn Health leadership for a tour of the Coeur Center in Worley on Thursday to le…
Drunk driver gets prison for head-on crash
A man with multiple previous DUIs on his record will spend at least seven years in prison after a head-on crash that injured two people.
Trading (polling) places
County changes six voting locations