CLN votes to again pursue Redman Insurance

Insurance, job descriptions, staff utilization plan among tasks for director

The board majority plowed through several motions Wednesday during a special meeting of Community Library Network trustees at the Hayden Library, where the board chair had two attendees removed for behavior she considered to be disruptive.

The Snake Pit: 'still standing after 140 years'

Enaville landmark gets new owners

Times have changed a lot over the last 140 years, but in Enaville, there’s been one constant: The Snake Pit. It’s been a saloon, railroad layover, hotel, logging landmark, brothel, and restaurant.

Former trooper on trial for murder arrested at airport

Howard extradited to Kootenai County, jailed

Idaho Senate passes bill to let therapists refuse care if it violates beliefs

GOVERNMENT + POLITICS HEALTH Idaho Senate passes bill to let therapists refuse care if it violates beliefs Senate Bill 1352 would let counselors opt out of care due to ‘sincerely held religious, mora

The bill does not suggest or require care be terminated, Bjerke said. Counselors may continue to treat patients “in pursuit of other goals” that don’t violate their beliefs, he said.

'What’s going to happen once I’m gone?'

“What’s going to happen once I’m gone?” That’s the question many families and caregivers for people with disabilities have had when contacting agencies like Disability Action Center NW.

Cd'A woman arrested after standoff

Meth found in home

After a short standoff, Brouwer came outside where she was detained while officers searched the residence and found a large quantity of methamphetamine.

Salud! Margarita mix-off April 13

Agave event to support Post Falls Rotary

No need to wait until Cinco de Mayo to enjoy fine tequila. Prime your palate for the party April 13 during Post Fall's Rotary's famous Agave margarita mix-off contest, from 4-7 p.m. at Nashville North, 6361 W. Seltice Way, Post Falls.

MY TURN: Persecution of Christians and Martyrs around the world

The media has largely ignored the millions of Christians who have been persecuted, tortured and even killed for their faith.

The Exhausted Dad: Fun with money

My kids know how to hoard their cash. While we don’t offer them allowance in exchange for chores, my four children acquire money in a variety of ways: Tooth fairy visits, occasional odd jobs like weed pulling or snow shoveling, etc.

Wallace noise ordinance headed for public hearing

The Wallace City Council plans to hold a public hearing during their April 10 meeting to discuss their recently completed draft noise ordinance.

Kate, Princess of Wales, says she has cancer and is undergoing chemotherapy

The news is another shock for the royal family since the announcement last month that King Charles III was being treated for an unspecified type of cancer that was caught while undergoing a procedure for a benign enlarged prostate.

'All of a sudden, your future can look different'

From county to county, the needs of students and their families experiencing housing challenges or homelessness may present differently, but whether a student in Kootenai County or Shoshone County needs support, protections from the federal McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act are there to create a safety net in their school district.

Kellogg job fair 'a little like trick or treating'

The pressure was on as freshman Mykah Gray worked to try and keep the seal on the resuscitation training bag firmly over the practice dummy’s mouth. Elizabeth Babcock talked him through the procedure and modified his movements to indicate the best method to save a life.

EDITORIAL: Three big reasons for health, happiness

Residents enjoy Triple Crown of health care

OPINION: Render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar’s

How Christ viewed separation of church and state

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Fat loss is one of the toughest battles you can take on alone. That’s why there are so many diet plans, surgical procedures and guides out there. Diet and lifestyle adjustments can certainly change the way your body looks, but for many, those changes aren’t enough. Emerging from the need for safe, effective fat loss procedures, non-invasive body contouring is making a lot of noise.

Idaho delays execution of serial killer Thomas Eugene Creech after failed lethal injection attempts

Idaho’s prison director said the medical team could not establish an IV line to administer the fatal drug

Washington Gov. Inslee signs fentanyl bill sending money to disproportionately affected tribes

The state Legislature earlier this month overwhelmingly approved the tribes bill expected to provide nearly $8 million total each year until at least 2031 for the 29 federally recognized tribes in Washington

Doctor: Death scene was staged

Kendy Howard’s death “bears the hallmarks of a staged crime scene,” doctors said in court Friday.

STATE 5A CONSOLATION CHAMPIONSHIP: Lake City bounces back again, takes consolation title

“It’s huge for us,” said first-year Lake City boys coach James Anderson, who took over the program after coaching the girls program for the previous six years. “For our kids to come back, and we start a player in each class, with a whole new staff, it just shows their resilience. Coming into this season, we didn’t have that experience.”