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City Council prayer stays
Coeur d’Alene city officials on Tuesday decided to continue using a lottery system to select religious leaders to …
Early registration numbers point to big year for SilverHoops
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Shoshone County jail bookings
Arrests and daily bookings with the Shoshone County jail.
SCSO investigating human remains found in St. Joe River
Shoshone County Sheriff's Office is investigating the discovery of human remains found in the St. Joe River on Sunday.
Rebounding AI stocks send the S&P 500 within 1% of its record
The global appetite for AI from investors will face an additional test later this week when SK Hynix, the South Korean maker of computer memory, plans to raise $28 billion by selling shares of stock that will trade…
Trump rings Wall Street's opening bells as he ties his presidency to stock market gains
Still, the act of ringing the opening bell suggests why the president’s emphasis on the stock market might not help his party much with voters this fall. Th…
Expanded SNAP work requirements now in effect in Idaho
A spokesman for the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, which administers the program, said the changed requirements “went into effect as planned.”
Traffic changes reported for I-90/SH-41 in Post Falls
Beginning Wednesday, July 8, drivers will experience a new route for getting on eastbound Interstate 90 in Post Falls.
NIC brings welding, laser engraving courses to Kellogg
Author to explore the art of writing science fiction
Wallace Music Fest kicks off Friday
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Coeur d’Alene honors America’s 250th Birthday with 'Liberty to Legacy'
An estimated crowd of about 25,000 people watched the city's celebration of America’s 250th
North Idaho College makes new pledge to graduates
‘NIC Guarantee’ promises job placement help to eligible grads
Fort Sherman Chapel opens for tours