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Phil Collins cries, Billy Idol shouts and rappers romp at Rock & Roll Hall of Fame ceremony
Israel kills a top Hamas commander as Jordan sentences 3 in church attack, and other Mideast news
Nearly 2,200 migrants reach Canary Islands in 2 days, Spain says
The rescue service said it had assisted 1,324 people aboard 14 dinghies, most of whom reached El Hierro, an island with a population of 12,000. That figure approached the route’s daily rescue record of 1,461 people, set on Nov. 7, 2020.
Could everything be broken? Grounded jets, Microsoft outage, AI chaos make some wonder
Transportation head vows to find 'root cause' of ground stop. Trump breaks his silence on breakdown
He was the administration's public face in seeking to assure travelers that it was safe to fly as airports and airlines worked to restore normal operations after Friday's nationwide ground stop.
What to know about flights after the US nationwide ground stop
In New Jersey, Ashley Lynn Qua said she arrived at Newark Liberty International Airport three hours early for her Sunday flight with all her essentials in her carry-on and armed with “an extra ounce of kindness.”
Heartbreaker for Vikings — Highland stuns Coeur d'Alene in overtime, advances to state 6A title game
Top-seeded Coeur d'Alene, bidding for its first trip to the state title game since 2023, finished 10-1, bowing out in the semifinals for the third straight year.
THE FRONT ROW with MARK NELKE: Under Hawkins, ISU football now loaded instead of mashed
"Any rivalry is going to be better when there's a little bit of give and take," Hawkins said in July, at the Big Sky Football Kickoff media day in Airway Heights. "Obviously theirs is a really good program, and we have a ways to go to catch up. It's nice to stoke the fire a little bit, and make it competitive, and kind of establish that anyone can win the trophy."
NIC ROUNDUP: Cardinals compete, but come up short vs. No. 4 CSI
"Our guys really competed and really made a run at them," Symons said. "We just kind of hit the wall. We competed hard with a really good team and are happy with where we're at right now."
Vandals give away game to UC Davis late
"It's unlikely we're going to make the playoffs at 6-6, so we're going to put everything we possibly can into these game plans, and send these seniors out on a high note," Ford said.
Spawning history: Kokanee salmon sizes reach record numbers
Kokanee salmon sizes reach record numbers
Thick fog, sprinkled with ash from a nearby controlled burn, covered hundreds of rotting kokanee salmon strewn across the pebbles of Higgens Point on Thursday. More floated lifelessly in the charcoal-gray waters hugging the popular Wolf Lodge Bay.
Lunch serves up a taste of Norway for lovers of lutefisk and lefse
Lunch serves up a taste of Norway for lovers of lutefisk and lefse
Direct line to youth psychiatric treatment coming to Cd'A
Only state without a pediatric access line
Restoration Healthcare expanding services and location
Press columnist Dave Oliveria will be signing 'Coeur d'Alene Chronicles' on Friday
Press columnist Dave Oliveria will be signing 'Coeur d'Alene Chronicles' on Friday
OUR GEM: Hold your ground! Don’t let your soil loose this fall.
With the return of fall rain, it’s important to cover and stabilize soils.
North Idaho 14-Day Weather Forecast
North Idaho 14-Day Weather Forecast
Today's Ghastly Groaner
Why was the eggnog upset during Christmas dinner?
CONTRIBUTED CONTENT: Inflation and your money
When inflation is low, it's easy to overlook how rising prices are affecting a household budget. On the other hand, when inflation is high, it may be tempting to make more sweeping changes in response to increasing prices.
CONTRIBUTED CONTENT: Should your executor get paid? What Idaho law says about fiduciary fees
What is “reasonable” depends on the estate’s size and complexity, the time involved, and the skill the job required.
Surreal experience in Washington, D.C.
‘It’s in our DNA. It’s much more than a picnic area.’
My son and I were walking along the National Mall in Washington, D.C., on the day before the midterm elections when the Secret Service, National Guard and police swarmed us.
Christmas tree permits available
Idaho election officials will audit two counties that underreported votes
The selections were random, with their names plucked from a bingo-style cage. But the errors in those counties are prompting state officials to rethink safeguards.
TRANSIT: Regarding ballot question
SCHOOL: A special Veterans Day
Teresa Dunlap, 78
Teresa Dunlap was born on Oct. 7th, 1948, in Grinnell, Iowa, to Eileen (Shay) and Kenneth Hutchinson.
Bald eagles remain a North Idaho treasure
Give yourself one more chance when under pressure
People who welcome pressure are more successful.
CONTRIBUTED CONTENT: Safety first
It’s not just what we do or don’t do that keeps us safe, but how we think.
OPINION: To every generation that served, thank you
The technology has changed, but the commitment to service remains the same.
