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Stateline shooter pleads guilty to manslaughter
A DoorDash driver who fatally shot a pedestrian during a road rage incident near Stateline Speedway has pleaded gu…
TSA to impose $45 fee for non-REAL ID travelers
Beginning on Feb. 1, 2026, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) will impose a $45 fee on passengers traveling without a REAL ID-compliant identification card, such as Idaho’s Star Card, according to a D…
Holiday markets coming up
Christmas markets and craft fairs are jingling through North Idaho this holiday season.
Marshall Mend a good real estate friend
The buyer later dropped the price to $109,000. Through Marshall’s office, we offered $107,500, but someone else made a full price cash offer and got it. A few …
Teresa Mallery announces campaign for Kootenai County treasurer
Mallery said she is stepping forward to run for Kootenai County teasurer because she believes in responsible stewardship and transparent leadership. she believ…
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Idaho, USFS aim to double timber sales
Officials in the U.S. The Department of Agriculture, where the Forest Service is housed, are predicting a 25% increase in the volume of timber product sales over the next four years, Schultz said.
Winterfest a source of holiday cheer in Post Falls
Attendees faced a wet and rainy Winterfest Friday, but families kept up their holiday spirit as they waited to meet Santa at Post Falls City Hall, but with bur…
Wall Street rises to the edge of its all-time high
Another encouraging signal for the holiday shopping season came from Victoria’s Secret & Co. It delivered a milder loss for the latest quarter than analysts expected, and it likewise raised its forecast for sales o…
New data visualization shows out-of-state lobbying money flowing into Idaho
Idaho is seeing more money, and more out-of-state money in lobbying than it likely ever has.
Cases dismissed for some security personnel in February town hall incident
Dismissal orders have been signed for several security personnel accused of battery and false imprisonment following a town hall event in February.
Rollercoaster stays, historic site preserved
Sigvard the Viking statue honors generations of students, alumni, supporters
Coeur d'Alene High School's mascot has been brought to life as a more than 500-pound, 7-foot statue and placed at the base of the "V" in the school's entryway …
Natural Resources Committee recognizes North Fork cleanup
Not many people who dedicate their lives to environmental restoration get to see their work completed. Ed Lider is one of the few.
PRESS CHRISTMAS FOR ALL Sobriety, self-worth from the ashes of substance abuse
As part of the annual Press Christmas for All campaign, we share stories of those who have received help from the program with readers. This is one of them.