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Retired three-star Army General addresses Coeur d'Alene Rotary
Retired three-star Army General addresses Coeur d'Alene Rotary
Feds: Coeur d’Alene man convicted of obtaining $1.5 million through wire fraud
A federal jury convicted a local man this week for a multimillion-dollar accounts receivable factoring scheme.
UPDATE: Crews put out small brush fires along I-90 near state line
Spokane Valley Fire Department worked to control two brush fires that broke out along I-90 between Liberty Lake and State Line earlier today.
SWAT training this afternoon on Lake Pend Oreille
The training will include five live fire operations and shore scenarios.
Some North Idaho forest roads to undergo maintenance
Temporary closures for maintenance work will impact some roads in the Bonners Ferry and Sandpoint Ranger Districts.
Idaho group files four initiative proposals to restore abortion access to state
Idahoans United for Women launched in mid-April with goal of qualifying ballot initiative for 2026 midterm election.
World's tiniest species of rabbit found in Idaho
Conservation organizations plan to sue the federal government for failing to decide whether tiny rabbits found in Idaho and neighboring states deserve endanger…
UPDATE: Matthew Perry's assistant among 5 people, including 2 doctors, charged in 'Friends' star's death
Authorities plan a news conference in Los Angeles to announce details in the case later Thursday morning.
Vance and Walz agree to a vice-presidential debate on Oct. 1 hosted by CBS News
Whether or not Walz and Vance would debate before the Nov. 5 general election had been in question.
Dispute arises over filling Coeur d'Alene council post
McEvers said he is considering “some people” he could like considered for the post. Ideally it would be someone whose been around, has institutional knowledge …
'Everything was possible with Mikki'
Mikki Stevens created a glittering legacy of exploiting merriment and enhancing the ridiculous that shines as a most joyful chapter in North Idaho's history.
University district proposal will go to Coeur d’Alene City Council
City planning and zoning commissioners unanimously recommended this week that the city council create a “university zoning district” encompassing North Idaho C…
Coeur d'Alene teen's life saved by routine sports physical
Max Nelson had been running in track and field and playing football throughout high school, so it came as a shock earlier this year when a routine sports physi…
Over the Hill: Exploring English Point, an evergreen oasis
English Point is a great way to get outside and a solid alternative to the ever-popular Tubbs Hill in Coeur d’Alene. Life gets busy, and it’s nice to be remind…
Smash Mouth ready to rock the North Idaho State Fair
Sizzling synthesizer, retro rock, up-tempo beats, swinging style, oh-so-groovy organ. Keyboardist Michael Klooster has been tickling Smash Mouth's electroni…
Task Force, Gissel donate to Gonzaga
This year the KCTFHR provided a $30,000 gift along with an individual’s additional $3,000 to hire a part-time archivist at the Gonzaga Foley Library