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Parents, police struggle to herd the young in virus outbreak
Teen: “I can't stay here all day. What about my friends!?”
COVID-19 closures hammer Blaine County tourism: Community works to aid workers
KETCHUM — Blaine County’s economy has come to a screeching halt. Many businesses in the tourism-reliant community have gone weeks with little to no revenue, and service industry workers — many of whom live paycheck-to-paycheck — don’t know where to turn.
Huckleberries
Life, 50 years later
In social media terms, you would call it “going viral.”
Money makes campaigns go
Local election saw lots of it raised — and spent
November candidates talk campaign finance reports
Airport security faces scrutiny
Body scans, pat-downs draw more complaints
CHICAGO - An airport traveler who famously resisted a full-body scan and groin check with the words "If you touch my junk, I'll have you arrested" has become an Internet sensation, tapping into rising frustration over increasingly invasive searches.
McHugh: No discipline for deputy prosecutor
Prosecutor prefers education over punishment
COEUR d'ALENE — Kootenai County Prosecutor Barry McHugh said education, not punishment, is his answer to questionable social media comments made by a deputy prosecutor.
World / Nation briefs September 22, 2011
Satellite still on for Friday freefall from space
The Gift of Singletrack Mountain Biking
I’ve always loved bikes and biking. I still remember my first road bike, a black and red Bianchi that I bought in 1989 - what a classic! My first two years of medical school I refused to buy a car so I biked everywhere in New Hampshire, even in winter.
Faithful Observations Operation Christmas Child 2020
“Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of
Cracking down on child pornography
Uncovering their tracks online
COEUR d'ALENE - Local authorities provided a look Thursday into their world of apprehending and prosecuting sex offenders.
NAR warns loss of net neutrality may be costly
Just as we have seen the broadcast television industry change since loosening of the FCC’s control during Ronald Reagan’s administration and then the complete abandonment of multiple ownership rules under Bill Clinton, which allowed a few influential broadcasters control of television, the internet stands to become under the control of a few powerful service providers. In the aftermath of the FCC’s repeal of the net neutrality rules, NAR published the report below:
Local Briefs June 4, 2011
Really BIG Raffle will include $25,000 prize
Workforce education needed
Federal government struggles against cyberattacks
A $10 billion-a-year effort to protect sensitive government data, from military secrets to Social Security numbers, is struggling to keep pace with an increasing number of cyberattacks and is unwittingly being undermined by federal employees and contractors.
Foodie friends
KEITH BOE has a passion for the art of the plate.
Virus cancels exams, jeopardizes Chinese students' plans
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Universities that rely on international enrollment are expected to take a big hit in the next academic year as canceled entrance exams and travel restrictions in China because of the coronavirus make it impossible for students to enroll and attend college.
Fast Five: Rhonda Newton: ‘Crafters gotta craft’
Meet Rhonda Newton, who has lived in Post Falls, Hayden and Rathdrum for more than 30 years.
Four - so far - take A in A's challenge
Anonymity rules!
JOBS: Labrador on correct track
I heard a great quote: "Jobs are Obama's Loch Ness Monster; you always hear about them but never get to see them, not even grainy photos."
Fair just clean fun right out of the chute
Anyone concerned about legions of drunks roaming like toothless zombies and ruining the North Idaho Fair and Rodeo experience for others, if Day One was any indication, your fears are unfounded.