'Trying to climb a slippery slope'

"I was living life to the fullest. I was a happy and energetic person and had this wonderful husband and beautiful two-year-old I couldn't get enough of."

Cd'A graduation rate increases 3.5 percent

COEUR d'Alene — Coeur d’Alene Public Schools experienced a strong increase in its graduation rate last year. For the class of 2019, the graduation rate was 91 percent — up from a rate of 87.5 percent in 2018.

Latest big game regs available online

The latest Idaho Fish and Game rule book for 2020 hunting seasons is available online and includes changes regarding how resident elk hunters purchase capped zone tags, a prohibition on bringing harvested big game into Idaho from other states or Canada, and increases the limit to 15 wolves for state trappers and hunters.

Giving back, one tire at a time

Silverlake Automotive reflects on experience with Press Christmas for All charity

Silverlake Automotive reflects on experience with Press Christmas for All charity

Deadline to buy controlled hunt tags fast approaching

August 1 deadline to buy controlled hunt tags draws near

From 'donation' to elation

By BROOKE WOLFORD

Feel the chill from the north

Psssst.

Jeff Bezos, Amazon's founder, will step down as CEO

NEW YORK (AP) — Jeff Bezos, who founded Amazon and turned into an online shopping behemoth

Arts and entertainment happenings

Nightlife and cultural events in and around Kootenai County

"The Borrowed Tomb": 7 p.m., an Easter musical, Cd'A Seventh-day Adventist Church, 111 E. Locust Ave. Free.

No place like home

The tall, thin man spoke quietly on Jane Morgan's front porch at 9 a.m. Saturday, but mostly he listened.

Editorial: No place like home

The tall, thin man spoke quietly on Jane Morgan's front porch at 9 a.m. Saturday, but mostly he listened.

INFLATION: Biden’s fault; and there is no climate crisis

How does it feel to be a local Democrat and having President Biden punish you for being alive and wanting to use your car to go to the local supermarket to buy food?

Thief smashes into store, makes off with bag of coins

COEUR d'ALENE - Police are seeking a suspect who broke into a business and fled with a bag of coins.

Sales are neck and neck year over year

Many of the agents we spoke with last week are saying they are busy so we wanted to see why. On Friday, we checked the Coeur d'Alene Multiple Listing Service to see how the market was stacking up to last year. Remember last year was the year of tax incentives to spur housing activity.

Preliminary stats may indicate improvement

Although not complete, the preliminary June figures imply some stability may be returning to the local real estate market. Overall, activity remains below last year. May's figures showed sales off 8 percent while June reflects a 9 percent decline, year over year. Still lagging, due in part to the loss of the tax credit and persistent unemployment, prices remain flat in the county. June statistics show the same 6 percent drop this year to date that was reported at the end of May. Cautious that we might have seen further decline, we are pleased to see no further price erosion in Kootenai County.

Medina earns cheers, too

Sandpoint fighter triumphs at Casino; George Foreman watches son improve to 6-0

WORLEY - Even after a former world heavyweight champion picked up the biggest cheers of the night in the House of Fury at the Coeur d'Alene Casino, a Sandpoint native picked up the biggest win of the night on Thursday.

Boise man loses hunting license for life ... 3 times

John Hoffman, 58, of Boise, was one of the first poaching offenders in Idaho whose hunting privileges were revoked for life for his involvement in the infamous 1997 Cascade area railroad case.

GROCERY TAXES: Legislature needs to make a change

Idaho Grocery Tax Credits are a farce.

Labor market 'quite healthy'

By BRIAN WALKER

Northwest Notes May 7, 2010

Shock OC Sauk socked with suspension