10 years after armed standoff with federal agents, Bundy cattle are still grazing disputed rangeland

At the ranch, Cliven Bundy greeted guests this week while cradling one of 74 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren that he has with his wife, Carol Bundy.

Ironclad role models

Another year has passed and here we are again, Ironman Cd'A 2013. This event has such a huge impact on both the participants and their families. One aspect of Ironman that impresses me so much is how it exposes kids to fitness, drive and dedication. These children watch their mom, dad or siblings train for months then come together as a family to cheer them on. I am always struck by how passionate the kids are when it comes to supporting family who are participating in the race.

Patrick Kelly, 77

Patrick Kelly, 77

Ina Ruth Willis, 81

Feb. 1, 1939 — Aug. 3, 2020

Ina Ruth Willis, age 81, passed away peacefully in the arms of her family

Pheasant stocking expanded to Boundary-Smith Creek and Coeur d'Alene River WMAs

New hunting opportunity in the Panhandle Region this fall; youth-only hunt starts Oct. 3

Hunting for ring-necked pheasants is a family activity at the Niagara Springs Wildlife Management Area during a mentored youth pheasant clinic. Usage Restrictions:

Clarence Elmer Haught, 83

Clarence Elmer Haught, a longtime resident of Coeur d’Alene and a retired administrator at North Idaho College, died Monday, Oct. 31, 2016, at home after a long period of failing health. He was 83. He was known for his woodworking and model airplane skills.

The suicide disease

Trigeminal Neuralgia (TN) has picked up an extreme nickname over the years. This nerve disorder is often called "the suicide disease" due to the tremendous, unrelenting pain it can cause in the eyes, lips, nose, scalp, forehead, and jaw. This pain is so great and persistent that the sufferers sometimes find their own relief in a manner not recommended by their doctors.

Rathdrum to mull chickens

Staff has concerns about abandoned subdivision

RATHDRUM - City staff is recommending that the City Council doesn't scratch the law on having chickens in town.

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Karen Stafford Lyon, 63

Your back needs some payback

Ah, the spine. The complex and flexible epicenter by which our movements are made possible. Incredibly intricate and delicate at the same time.

Give space to newborn wildlife

Wild bird and mammal species typically produce young in the spring. This timing allows the young to gain the strength and size needed to survive the challenges of winter, or the rigors and dangers of fall migration.

Mark Grubar, 46

Mark V. Grubar was born in Schuyler, Neb., on September 21, 1974 to his loving parents Martin and Maureen Grubar.

STEVE CAMERON BLOG: Let’s call this a wrap

Still here.

Endangered gray wolf population on the rise in southwest US

THE EDGE OF THE GILA WILDERNESS, N.M. (AP) — A voice interrupted the crackle of the radio at basecamp: “Starting pursuit.”

It's Major: Pets poised for a return to the White House

WASHINGTON (AP) — Major Biden is getting an early start in the spotlight

A voice for Hornet

Man whose bird was killed wants to spread awareness of falconry

HAUSER - When Scott Dinger went duck hunting with his two falcons earlier this month on the site of a Halloween corn maze attraction near his home in Hauser, the day took a tragic turn.

Farm to Table. Heritage Meats & More, Boar's Nest uses locally sourced products.

Moose in the flower garden, oh my!

Most people enjoy the moose that come to visit towns and feel that they are a part of what makes North Idaho a special place to live. However, the enjoyment of living with wildlife, especially moose, occasionally comes with some degree of consternation.

Hydrochloric acid, your alkaline ace in the hole

The forgotten genie for weight loss and more.

Cd'A Audubon spreads its wings

Club travels to follow migrations, seeks younger members

The weather is changing and the bird migration is starting so it’s the perfect time to get out gawking and walking with the Coeur d’Alene Audubon club, said board member and field trip chairman Ted Smith.