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Solving transit barriers: New mobile clinic reaches Kootenai, Bonner and Shoshone counties
No need to travel. Just reach out and medical service is in your driveway. A specialized mobile wound care serv…
Special needs school accredited in Post Falls
Kootenai County housing markets remain hot
Books for Tots celebrates 20 years and 136K free books
Today's Ghastly Groaner
Did you hear the joke about the king?
Spirit Lake man held on $500,000 bail
A Spirit Lake man arrested Aug. 5 is scheduled for a preliminary hearing next week on severe allegations of sexual abuse of two children.
Idaho has spent $31 million on firefighting while nearly 700K acres have burned statewide
Many of the blazes state firefighters have been working on include assisting other agencies, such as federal agencies, and it will take time to determine the s…
Man’s life saved by borrowed life jacket
A Kootenai County man is alive, thanks to a borrowed life jacket, after running into large waves and high winds on Lake Pend Oreille late last week.
Westlund warns of major deficit
Post Falls Mayor Randy Westlund took to social media to publish a plan to streamline local government on Monday and is currently seeking public feedback before…
‘Explosion’ ignites Saturday’s house fire calls
Veronica Musall couldn’t tell if she was dreaming. It was 4 a.m. Saturday, and an explosion suddenly woke her up. Her newly wed husband by her side, she de…
Osburn honors fallen officer
Coeur d’Alene group provides over $15,000 in scholarships
Sometimes, all it takes is a loving touch of wisdom and effort. At the Coeur d’Alene Public Golf Club on Thursday, Aug.13, at least five local women were na…
Today's Ghastly Groaner
Why was the broom late for the meeting?
Mullan man charged with online child enticement
Man gets prison for child injury, sexual battery
A man who sexually battered seven different children received a lengthy prison sentence, according to the Kootenai County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office.