Dale Lyman Morris, 85

Dale Lyman Morris, 85, peacefully entered the presence of his Heavenly Father on July 5, 2024, with his beloved wife at his bedside.

NEWS: Garbage in, garbage out

As a lifelong resident of Coeur d’Alene, I think I speak for many when I say, I wish I could flip back the calendar a decade or two. A time when people held doors for each other, visited in line at the DMV and made their kids mow the lawn. We held our politics closer to our heart and managed family dinners where we had differences of opinion. I could go on and on.

Influenza, pertussis cases surging in Kootenai County

Pertussis is a disease caused by the bacterium Bordetella pertussis. It is particularly dangerous for infants, young children, and those with weakened immune systems. Symptoms typically begin with mild cold-like signs, such as a runny nose, mild cough, and low fever, and can progress to severe coughing fits, often accompanied by a "whooping" sound.

North Idaho students average higher than state on Idaho Reading Indicator

Majority of K-3 kids at, near where expected over 2023

The majority of Idaho's kindergarten-through-third graders hit the right metrics and many showed improvements in their reading abilities, according to information from the spring 2024 Idaho Reading Indicator.

Community members show support during Library Day of Action

Events held across Kootenai County as House Bill 710 becomes law

One of Michelle Krewson's fondest memories of the library is walking with her children just a couple blocks from home to the old Coeur d'Alene Public Library on Harrison Avenue. She wasn't able to learn typing in high school due to a broken arm, so the library was where she learned her way around a keyboard. She taught herself how to type on the Mickey Mouse computer in the kids' section while her kids played and pored over books. “We’ve been frequenting the library forever and ever," she said. "We love it.”

Cheri Lynn Davis, 65

Cheri Lynn (Johnson) Davis, 65, of Wallace, Idaho passed away April 14 2024 at Schneidmiller Hospice House in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho with her loving husband by her side.

Mark Brett Wilson, 65

Mark Brett Wilson, 65. Brett was born on March 1, 1959, in Kellogg, Idaho

FIREWORKS: Ban them or leave it alone

I have lived in Coeur d’Alene my entire 65 years, living downtown until third grade and Dalton, Seventh Street junior high, mid high 15th Street, Coeur d’Alene High School…

Jeffery Scott Moss, 65

Jeffery Scott Moss, 65, most recently of Wells, Nevada, died on December 22, 2024, at his home with his best friend, Abby, by his side. Jeff was born at home in Brookings, Oregon on June 20, 1959, to Millie and SA Moss,

UPDATE: Gwen fire now 65% contained

The Gwen Fire in Nez Perce County has burned nearly 29,000 acres.

Idaho lawmaker proposes increases in grocery tax credit

The bill would increase the grocery tax credit from $120 per person to $155 per person.

Inland Empire PGA results: April 5, 2024

Results from Monday's Pro-Am at Prairie Falls Golf Club.

DEI: Left is not right

My response to Shelly Williams re DEI [Diversity, Equity, Inclusion]. I respectfully disagree with her opinion. As someone with common sense, I speak as one who has lived for over 65+ years and have been in Leadership and Management positions for decades. Under my purview I have interviewed, hired and fired people. Yes we should have equality in our places of work.

STATE 4A BOYS BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP: One last ride for Bonners ... Badgers win second straight state title in third straight trip to championship game

The Badgers finished by winning 41 of their last 42 dating back to Dec. 28, 2023.

Dan Nyborg, 73

Ceremony for Dan Nyborg

Shoshone County jail bookings

Arrests and jail bookings for Shoshone County jail

NIC Workforce Training expands to Sandpoint

The North Idaho College Workforce Training Center is bringing training programs closer to home for residents of Bonner and Boundary counties.

VETERANS PRESS: Did you know, the GI Bill covers test fees?

Do you need to earn certification or licensure for your desired career? You can use part of your GI Bill entitlement to cover the cost, up to $2,000, of certain tests and certifications to become a licensed or certified professional. Learn more about this benefit and find out what’s approved before you take any tests.

Sholeh: Elections: Americans favor systemic change

Money, parties and structure scrutinized

Guilty verdict returned in Pinehurst meth case

A 65-year-old Kingston man is facing up to eight years in prison after he was found guilty on several drug charges.