Grown with love

Lazy JM Ranch celebrates Earth Day, 50 years of ownership

Regenerative Lazy JM Ranch celebrates Earth Day and 50 years of ownership

Recreationists can help reduce conflicts on Idaho Fish and Game

Idaho Fish and Game owns or manages only a small portion of these publicly accessible lands

John, 'Johnny,' P.A. Johnson

1939 — 2020

In the predawn hours of October 24, 2020, John (“Johnny”) Johnson taxied to

Fast Five: Ashley Ansel, Northwest Pet Resort

Tell us about yourself

Baby boomers push Parkinson's cases to new heights

Each year, 60,000 people in the United States are diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, not including the thousands of people with the disease who go undiagnosed each year.

'I follow my dog'

Guide dogs deal with more distractions than ever

LOS ANGELES - Guide dogs and their handlers have always undergone intense training on dealing with distractions from squirrels to skateboarders. But today's guide dogs have a whole new generation of things to worry about: quiet cars, button-activated walk signals, stroller traffic on handicapped curb-cuts, and a greater likelihood of interacting with other dogs.

Signs point - finally - to end of Europe's recession

FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) - After a year and a half of recession, Europe's battered economy could finally be showing signs of life.

Plenty to feel good about in 2010

Editor's note: The following are the top "feel-good" stories of 2010, as selected by The Press newsroom.

Joan Rebecca Selders, 75

Joan Rebecca Selders passed from this life into the arms of her Savior Jesus Christ on February 1, 2023, at Kootenai Health in Coeur d’Alene, ID.

Dave 'The Moose' Kamka, 67

We are heartbroken to announce the passing of David "The Moose" Kamka. Dave’s passing was completely unexpected as he regularly reminded his daughters he was “healthy as a spring chicken.”

Benefit concert Saturday at Song Bird

A Lapwai Missions benefit concert is scheduled 8 p.m. Saturday at the Song Bird Theatre, 315 N. Fourth.

PROPAGANDA: You gotta be joking

Ted Cruz and Lisa Boothe, two Republicans, are accusing “Big Bird” on Sesame Street of political propaganda for the government because he got vaccinated?

A tale of two ranches

Texas farmers use business wile to weather drought

Enjoy outdoors fun at Spring Fest this weekend

The Kootenai County Fairgrounds' signature spring event has been rebranded for its fourth year to include several new attractions.

Putting the 'ID' in the Iditarod

A Bonner County man is putting the "ID" in the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race by being one of two competitors from the Gem State to participate in the legendary sled dog race.

Dead trees are full of life

Dead, standing trees in a forest are sometimes called “snags.” These woodland features support a complex system of life. When a person learns the importance of snags to wildlife, they are likely to appreciate dead trees more than they previously had. Some may come to appreciate them more than live trees!

Stocking pheasants slated for youth hunting opportunity

Idaho youths can bang at flying birds starting Saturday in selected areas in the Palouse and near Lewiston.

First lady's lasting legacy

By DEVIN WEEKS

Dogged devotion

Owner continues search for bulldog she says was stolen

Life isn't the same without Buster, Adrianna Reeder has found.

TRAPS: Their time has gone

Here we go again! Another family ruined by the senseless loss of their pet by some lazy coward. They remind me of the Vietcong or a terrorist setting booby traps to seriously injure or kill anything from family pets, hunting dogs or protected animals — or maybe a child.