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Free winter driving classes set
The Coeur d’Alene Police Department and Les Schwab Tires set driving course
Smelterville audit becomes federal investigation
Smelterville city audit investigation now a federal investigation
Resource Center provides help for cancer patients
After help with wife’s cancer battle, man wants to raise awareness about Shoshone Cancer Resource Center
Hearing vacated, written arguments presented in Kaylor case
The stipulated motion states that both the State and the defense agree that the briefings and exhibits that have been submitted should be sufficient for Judge …
Today's Ghastly Groaner
What’s the biggest problem with political jokes?
Community Library Network facing litigation threat
Litigation may be imminent for the new board of the Community Library Network. Former trustee Regina McCrea submitted a letter Wednesday addressed to the bo…
Wild Turkey Dodgeball Tournament set for Nov. 17
Dodgeball fans, it's about time to ruffle some feathers. The 15th annual Wild Turkey Dodgeball Tournament will be held at 6 p.m. Nov. 17 at Mullan Trail or …
Celebrate America's heroes this Veterans Day
Veterans Day celebrations, ceremonies and more will take place throughout the community in the days leading up to when we honor America's heroes.
Today's Ghastly Groaner
Why was the obtuse triangle always upset?
Tree kills PF woman driving on Seltice Way
A Post Falls woman was killed Saturday morning when a tree fell into Seltice Way.
A dive into campaign finance
More than 11,300 people have donated over $8.7 million to 350 Idaho candidates and 143 political action committees since Jan. 1 as of Friday afternoon. Nearly 250 candidates and 92 PACs spent close to $3.9 milli…
Today's Ghastly Groaner
What grades did the pirate get on his report card?
Post Falls police officer remembered
Though Nicholas McDaniel served on the Post Falls Police Department for a short time, he left an “incredible mark” on his colleagues and his community.
Appraisal event reveals hidden treasures
When Kathy Blanford received Barbie dolls as presents around age 10, she was never allowed to brush their hair.
Lots of absentee voters in Kootenai County
Kootenai County has the third-highest rate of absentee ballots issued in the state of Idaho, according to data from the Idaho Secretary of State.