Collection agencies, online shopping bear brunt of consumer complaints

State Finance Department offers free education services

The Department of Finance (the “Department”), responded to nearly 200

North Idaho briefs October 26, 2013

Commission raising funds to launch student essay contest

Politics, what else?

No question, moving people’s cheese perturbs plenty on the McEuen Park decision. But there’s more to this story than being inconvenienced by relocating a boat launch or ball field.

Weaver to address human rights banquet

COEUR d'ALENE - An international human rights and education expert will be this year's keynote speaker at the 13th annual Kootenai County Task Force on Human Relations Human Rights Banquet on April 12.

Business conference Thursday at The Resort

Local legislators paying for 16 scholarships to event

COEUR d'ALENE - The 22nd annual Idaho Business Opportunity Conference on Thursday at The Coeur d'Alene Resort will offer businesses a chance to connect with purchasers and ideas to expand sales.

Local professionals form new senior alliance

Goal is to work as a team to meet seniors' needs

North Idaho Briefs November 29, 2011

'Manifesto' echoes past questions about bank

The young banker whose dramatic public resignation stung Goldman Sachs this week joins officials from every corner of the government in questioning whether the august investment house deals honestly with all its clients.

Twin Falls' secret sauce

Editorials that open with an apology should be heeded with caution.

Briefs August 26, 2010

Women's hunting clinic scheduled

DOOMSDAY: That's what's approaching

We have only a few days to save the United States of America as we know it.

Feds may go to court to stop Arizona law

WASHINGTON (AP) - Attorney General Eric Holder said Tuesday that the federal government may go to court to challenge Arizona's new law which makes it a state crime to be in the United States illegally.

Safety Fest offers free training, trade show

Registration deadline Feb. 13 for event at armory

POST FALLS - Free training on how to reduce injuries and illness on the job will be offered to employers and employees during the Northern Idaho Safety Fest Feb. 21-23 at the Idaho National Guard armory, 5353 E. Seltice Way.

Jack Raymond Smith, 88

Jack Raymond Smith, 88, of Post Falls, died Feb. 9, 2012. Jack was born Oct. 30, 1923, to Eugene and Alice Smith (Creasman) in Iowa City, Iowa.

Taking aim at a hot topic

Commissioners to address GOP gun resolution

COEUR d'ALENE - The Kootenai County commissioners scheduled a meeting for Tuesday to discuss a Republican central committee resolution on the Second Amendment.

Public invited to comment on state education rules

BOISE — The state Department of Education has opened for public involvement and comment on the negotiated rulemaking process for several of its administrative rules as governed by the Idaho Administrative Procedures Act.

Mars Vandal comes to Coeur d'Alene

UI alum Milam to speak Tuesday at Science on Tap

Sophie Milam graduated from the University of Idaho while living on Mars for eight months — a mock simulation of the Red Planet, actually.

Ranking the state's priorities

Idaho is among the national leaders in job growth, yet lags far behind many others in compensation.

Coldwater Creek brand bought

Sycamore Partners purchases name, intellectual property

Workshop offers help for those in pain

Lake City Community Church is sponsoring "A Way Forward ... Help for People Dealing with Chronic Illness and Pain" from 3-5:30 p.m. Sunday at the church, 6000 N. Ramsey Road.