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Literacy Project of North Idaho's Walk Run Read is Sept. 20

The fourth annual Walk, Run, Read benefit for the Literacy Project of North Idaho will be Sept. 20 in Coeur d'Alene City Park.

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SUNDAY EDIT: Developments will make downtown even more vibrant

We’ll agree that all this building has made for a bit of a noisy, congested summer in the downtown area, and these projects will change the face of the area. They will provide an economic boost, creating hundreds o…

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Today's Ghastly Groaner

What's a basketball player's favorite doughnut shop?

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They witnessed Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Now students reckon with the grief

One student holed up in his house for two days after witnessing Charlie Kirk’s assassination, nervous about going back to the Utah college campus where the con…

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FAA seeks $3.1 million in fines from Boeing over safety violations, 2024 midair panel blowout

The Federal Aviation Administration is seeking $3.1 million in fines from Boeing over safety violations, including ones related to an Alaska Airlines jetliner …

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Quagga mussels detected near Twin Falls

For the first time this year, Idaho officials announced Friday they found invasive mussels in the Snake River near Twin Falls.

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Northwest Tattoo Museum hopes to stay afloat through hardships

A group of young men gathered to watch as one sat on the chair, leg outstretched, a grimace competing with a grin as a buzzing tattoo gun needled ink into his …

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Students share experiences during mental health panel at NIC

When Maddie Jereczek made the transition from middle to high school, she didn’t expect much to change.

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Parade of Homes celebrates North Idaho builders

A completed home represents months of collaborations between builders and designers behind the scenes to realize a vision. The Parade of Homes begins Satur…

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Post Falls to receive new K-9 through Secret Service program

Post Falls Police Department announced Thursday that it has been selected to receive a new electronic detection K9 through a program administered by the United…

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International Cat Show coming to fairgrounds Sept. 20-21

It doesn't get much fancier than this. From Persians and Maine Coons to ragdolls and Bengals, more than 120 fancy felines will be on the prowl for awards f…

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Public meetings planned for Rathdrum Prairie transportation study

The Idaho Transportation Department is inviting the public to provide feedback that will help shape the future of roads and highways across the Rathdrum Prairie.

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‘Highest 2 Lowest’ and a demand for theatrical exhibition

As one of our best living filmmakers, Spike Lee movies belong on the big screen.

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Hidden gems are all around us — all we have to do is see them

Let’s take a little walk on the “pawsitive” side of life with a story worth talking about: The hidden gems in our midst. They won’t toot their own horn, so …

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FAST FIVE Lindsay Patterson creates spaces for belonging (and spectacular soups!)

Meet Lindsay Patterson, the executive director of Specialized Needs Recreation, where she has led the organization for the past six years.