Rathdrum man gets prison sentence for domestic abuse

A Rathdrum man will spend up to 20 years behind bars for domestic abuse.

Legals for July, 20 2024

Montana seeks to revive signature restrictions for ballot petitions, including on abortion rights

The judge gave county election offices until July 24 to tally signatures of inactive voters that had been rejected. All the initiatives are expected to qualify even without the rejected signatures.

Global tech outage caused by software update disrupts air travel, health care and shipping

Businesses and governments experienced hours-long disruptions and scrambled to deal with the fallout.

LEGION BASEBALL: Northern Lakes, Lums open districts with wins

“Jace was able to set the tone, and we were able to break it open,” Northern Lakes coach Bryce Johnson said.

Film starring actress from Coeur d'Alene playing at Hayden Cinema

'Disciples in the Moonlight' runs through Wednesday

Micah Lynn Hanson was raised on North Idaho values as she grew up in Coeur d'Alene's French Gulch. Homeschooled K-12, the now 33-year-old actress who plays a lead role in the new film "Disciples in the Moonlight" was always painfully shy. "I loved watching people. I would make up their life stories in my head," Hanson said Thursday in a phone call with The Press.

Northwest Notes July 19, 2024

Notes on Gonzaga, the new Chiefs coach, and Big Sky basketball.

OPINION: The Open Primaries Initiative will protect public school sports programs

Having grown up in a small farming community, I can attest that public schools are the heart and soul of most communities in Idaho. Local folks of every political stripe show up in droves for school activities — football, baseball, basketball, soccer, track, school plays, marching bands, Future Farmers and everything else our local schools offer.

Weekend TV/Radio highlights

Television and radio highlights for upcoming weekend.

OPINION: Trifecta of lies

Biden’s now infamous performance in the presidential debate was devastating to the media narrative and a shock to those they had brainwashed. Biden supporters were confronted with the fact that their media outlets had been lying to them for years and that Joe Biden was significantly cognitively compromised. Subsequent Biden-isms that could have been dismissed are now on full display as the supports and donors rush for the exits.

Shoshone County jail bookings

Arrests and bookings for Shoshone County jail.

Betty Louise Wise, 86

Betty Louise Wise, 86

'Conspiracy of Artists' opens July 27

Pop-up art gallery to be on display at the JACC through Dec. 31

A group of ravens is sometimes called a "conspiracy." A group of artists? Yes, conspiracy works in that capacity, too. "It started out as a Facebook group to bring local artists together," organizer and lead artistic conspirator Keith Harrop said Thursday. "They were very fragmented. It seemed like we all knew each other but we didn't know each other collectively. I thought wouldn’t it be great if we could all get on the same page."

Hayden couple charged with attacking neighbors

Police arrested a Hayden couple Wednesday night after an altercation in which the husband allegedly pointed a loaded gun at his neighbors and the wife grabbed her neighbor by the throat.

Albert Walkup, 87

Albert Courtney Walkup passed away after an extended illness on July 14, 2024, in Los Angeles, Calif., just shy of his 88th birthday.

James Matthew Bennett, 64

James “Jim” Matthew Bennett, 64, of Osburn, Idaho, passed away July 8, 2024, at The Schneidmiller Hospice House in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.

LaVonne Reinert, 90

LaVonne Reinert, 90

Fire season begins in Shoshone County

Two wildfires were reported in Shoshone County on Thursday, but one has already been contained according to the Shoshone County Sheriff’s Office.

Legals for July, 19 2024

Here’s mud in your eye

Heritage Health fundraiser gets down and dirty

Muddy Miles includes obstacles, bouncy inflatables and new this year will be large dirt mounds inside the arena.