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Should the U.S. own Greenland? Risch, Idaho’s other federal lawmakers won’t say
Gookin gives nod to Sheckler
Coeur d’ Alene Attorney Dan Sheckler is Mayor Dan Gookin’s choice to fill Council Seat # 3. Gookin made the announcement in a press release on Friday.
ISP detective honored for saving Sagle man’s life
When the call came in that a man had collapsed inside his Sagle home and wasn’t breathing, Idaho State Police Det. Travis Bucher was in the right place at the …
'Snow drought' grips North Idaho
And unless conditions change significantly, Hoekema said there will be very little snowpack to melt come spring and summer stream flows may be extremely low, l…
Kootenai County Fire and Rescue celebrates promotions
Kootenai County Fire and Rescue celebrated the promotions of six of their own with a formal pinning ceremony on Wednesday.
North Idaho College leaders to advance regional, national education priorities
New leadership on the North Idaho College Board of Trustees is hitting the ground running in the new year.
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FAST FIVE Marilee Wallace: 'Enjoy the ride, no matter where it takes you'
Meet Marilee Wallace, a Spokane native and Gonzaga graduate who has lived in Coeur d’Alene since 1990.
The science behind how your winter jacket keeps you warm
As the weather grows cold this winter, you may be one of the many Americans pulling their winter jackets out of the closet.
The Exhausted Dad: Cherishing/enduring the home stretch of parenting
Help! My oldest child might move out… in three-and-a-half years.
Man faces attempted deliberate homicide charge in alleged rural road rage incident
A man involved in an apparent road rage incident on Columbia Falls Stage Road Christmas Eve has been charged with attempted deliberate homicide and felony crim…
PET TALK When the knee gives out: Understanding TPLO surgery
It often starts subtly — a slight limp, a hesitation before jumping or a pet struggling to use one of their back legs.
P&Z kicks off discussion of downtown zoning rework
City staff introduced several changes to the city’s commercial A zoning, focused on the city’s downtown, at Tuesday’s Planning and Zoning Commission meeting.
Avenues for Hope raises $809K for North Idaho nonprofits
Survivors of domestic violence, children and veterans are among the almost 10,000 Idahoans who sought help for homelessness in the past year. Tens of thousands of others struggled to afford suitable housing for the…
For the love of shoveling snow
With so little snow this year, it’s been disappointing. So Thursday, I rose at 6:15 and rushed eagerly into the fray, a warrior called into battle, with my wea…