Lab lost key evidence in 'praying mom' case

Woman charged after she denied son treatment and he died

AUBURN, Ala. - When Kay Burdette's 17-year-old son became sick with flu-like symptoms, the faithful mother chose the same prescription she has used for years: prayer.

Gun owners: Shoot local, shop local Enthusiants shrug off retailer's decision to curtail ammo sales

Holly Fredericks is a local gun owner who, along with her husband, Jack, shoots regularly.

Audrey Roseth, 80

Audrey Ann Roseth passed away peacefully at home in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, on Feb. 19, 2010. Her son Steve was with her during all of her last days. Audrey was born in Missoula, Mont., on May 29, 1929, to Odber and Flora McElveny. She was one of two girls, her sister being Ruth Dennison of Lolo, Mont.

Telling computers, humans apart

Dear PropellerHeads: I purchased tickets to a Salvador Dali exhibition on the Web and the order form asked me to "enter the code below." Underneath were some random letters written in a wavy font. Even for a Dali site, this seemed weird. What gives?

Finding joy in life

The sky turns from crystal clear, robin egg blue to dusty gray this Monday afternoon as the wind begins to freshen. A rare summer storm is blowing in and the game of golf scheduled for this early evening requires a raincheck — lightning and golf don’t mix.

Frieda K. Gordon, 98

Frieda K. Gordon, 98, passed on Sunday, Oct. 16, 2016, at Life Care Center of Coeur d’Alene after a brief illness.

James M. 'Brando' Brand, 69

Our beloved husband, father, brother and friend Jim passed away unexpectedly, but peacefully, at home on Sunday, Nov. 1, 2015, while taking his usual morning nap. He had graciously fed the horses and done the chores before he crossed the Great Divide to ride for his Savior’s brand.

Ian C. Everett, 21

Ian C. Everett was taken from us way too soon at the young age of 21 on the evening of March 4, 2015, due to injuries sustained in a truck accident while working in Williston, N.D.

Have a scary good time at Silverwood

A cursed Egyptian tomb. A bayou teeming with bloodthirsty cannibals. A world overrun by zombies. These bone-chilling attractions and even more unimaginable horrors await as Silverwood Theme park transforms once again into Scarywood Haunted nights.

Mary Sweitzer, 89

Mary Alice Sweitzer, age 89, of Post Falls Idaho went home to her Savior, Jesus, on August 19, 2021 at Life Care Center of Post Falls.

5A INLAND EMPIRE LEAGUE BOYS BASKETBALL: Trojans counter

No. 2 Post Falls makes the adjustments in second half to speed past Lake City

POST FALLS - Trailing by seven points at home at halftime Friday night, the second-ranked Post Falls Trojans "never hit the panic button," Post Falls coach Mike McLean said.

Saving for the holidays?

WASHINGTON - U.S. consumers cut spending in September for the first time in eight months, as incomes grew at the slowest pace this year. The figures underscore nagging economic soft spots that are expected to ease in the coming months.

Low-level laser therapy for pain

Have you been looking for a safe, drug-free solution to your pain? Low Level Laser therapy (also referred to as Cold Laser Therapy) uses low intensity photonic energy to reduce pain, reduce edema and promote healing through cellular regeneration. Dr. Oz called it a "no pill pain buster."

Candida overgrowth and your health

Candida albicans is a yeast that normally exists on your skin, in your digestive tract and, for women, in your vagina. In your intestines, the good bacteria should keep the yeast under control and in a healthy balance. This complex system is largely responsible for protecting your body from outside offenders. Using antibiotics, taking birth control pills, and eating too much sugar and grains can all disrupt the balance of bacteria in your gut, which allows Candida cells to rapidly develop, and overwhelm, the good bacteria.

Predictions for 2011

Ask The PropellerHeads

Dear PropellerHeads: So, what will I have to buy, rent or learn about in 2011 to keep up with my PropellerHead friends?

Signs of the times

In good and bad real estate markets you will see “For Sale” signs around your neighborhood whether you are a city dweller or you live somewhere well off the beaten path. These signs are one of the most important tools in a real estate agent’s marketing tool kit. Even though the Internet and referrals from real estate agents are the top two ways people find the properties they eventually buy, signs are the third most effective way to reach those buyers.

ADVERTISING: Advertorial — …And they’re off, well kind of

It is the expression of many of our wine grape grower and winemaker friends alike at the end of harvest each year, “and they’re off.”

White supremacist group eyes Hayden Lake

Plans gathering in March

Aryan Freedom Network eyes Hayden Lake gathering

Beware charity auction items with strings

People in our area are truly generous. A consumer called me with a sad story. It made me angry as I listened to him.

Tepid economic growth weighs on U.S. job market