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New program gives North Idaho veterans a chance to share their stories
System error sets off lockdown alarm at Treaty Rock Elementary
A school district system error set off a lockdown alarm Monday morning at Treaty Rock Elementary School in Post Falls. All students and staff are safe, Post…
Post Falls man charged with terrorism
A Post Falls man accused of smashing windows with a baseball bat at the Kootenai County Sheriff’s Office and threatening law enforcement over the weekend will undergo a mental health evaluation, a judge ordered Mon…
Today's Ghastly Groaner
We all know that the mountain bluebird is the state bird of Idaho.
System error sets off lockdown alarm at Treaty Rock Elementary
A school district system error set off a lockdown alarm this morning at Treaty Rock Elementary School in Post Falls. All students and staff are safe, Post F…
From printing press to your doorstep: stories of The Press
From deadlines to your doorstep and those delivering The Press operate during odd hours of the night.
Annual egg hunt draws hundreds to Q’emiln Park
Families across Post Falls enjoyed a free, public egg hunt hosted by the city and in Q’emiln Park on Saturday.
ABC News anchor to keynote financial literacy conference
Freelance correspondent and ABC News anchor Alison Kosik will keynote the 2026 North Idaho Women and Their Money Conference.
Silver Valley Career Fair rescheduled
Today's Ghastly Groaner
Mondays are proof that time travel exists.
Cd’A Council to consider hazard mitigation plan
The city council will decide on Tuesday whether to approve the 2026 Kootenai County Multi-Jurisdictional All-Hazard Mitigation Plan.
Coffee with The Press editor on Thursday
Faith, renewal, tradition
As spring blooms in North Idaho, thousands of church-going folk dress up in light colored church clothes and prepare to celebrate Easter.
Press article, community give boost to program that feeds kids in need
Nearly a month ago, The Press reported on the Coeur d'Alene Backpack Program's dire need for funding to continue to feed kids in need when school is out for we…
Attainable housing's next phase in CDA
Infrastructure work on the nine-acre site next to Seltice Way is tentatively slated to begin this year and wrap up by spring 2027. Houses could be going up by …
Coeur d'Alene Tribal Member a Tribal College Student of the Year
Through trials, tribulations and hardships, Marie Aripa has persevered. The 32-year-old enrolled Coeur d'Alene Tribal Member was honored as a 2025-2026 Trib…