Legals for March, 9 2024

Another burst of hiring shows off the resilience of the US job market

Many Americans say they are unhappy with the state of the economy

'I don't like injustice'

Nearly 20 years after starting her battle, Kathy Hunt thrilled with HB444

The bill would amend Idaho Code Section 31-808 to exclude property acquired by tax deed from being gifted to other government entities without compensation to the property owner, according to the Mountain States Policy Center.

Northwest Notes March 8, 2024

Notes on Spokane Velocity soccer and Big Sky basketball postseason honors for former NIC Cardinal Julius Mims.

Marty and Max: Inspect over suspect

One of the greatest moments in sports history was when the 1988 Dodgers beat the mighty A’s to win the World Series. Analytics had not yet taken over the game and managers managed with instincts instead. Injured Dodger, Kirk Gibson (Gibby) had just one at-bat, but what an at-bat it was.

Cd'A Charter's 'Drowsy Chaperone' opens tonight

Show runs through March 16

Coeur d'Alene Charter Academy Drama's production of "The Drowsy Chaperone" opens at 7 tonight in the school's multipurpose room.

Silver Valley food instability issues aided by local partnerships

The turnout for the Wallace Food Bank has kept steady since the dramatic increase they experienced this past fall.

PAC-12 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT: Cougars bow out in opener

Bella Murekatete, a senior from Genesis Prep, had eight points, seven rebounds, two assists and one block for Washington State, which awaits its NCAA Tournament fate next weekend.

AT COLLEGE: March 7, 2024

Updates on area athletes at the next level.

Glacier National Park receives over $1.9 million for ecosystem restoration

Bison reintroduction through the Innii Initiative is a Blackfeet-led effort to bring bison back to the landscape, and the herd is expected to freely roam onto National Park Service lands

Summer 2024 Learn-to-Hunt-and-Fish day camps in the Panhandle Region

Similar to last year’s camps, the last day of camp will be focused on learning the nuts and bolts of fishing.

Idaho student victims’ families decry ‘delay game'

Court appeal could pause murder case

Prosecutors intend to seek the death penalty for Kohberger if he is convicted

Legals for March, 7 2024

Europe's Digital Markets Act is forcing tech giants to make changes. Here's what that will look like

The new rules have broad but vague goals of making digital markets “fairer” and “more contestable."

THE CHEAP SEATS with STEVE CAMERON: Gimme a good 2 instead of a bunch of 3s any day

The 3-pointer was a carnival act when it was introduced (1967), and now it’s taken over the sport. Watching Steph Curry routinely can jumpers from 40 feet, there have been NBA gurus suggesting that we need ANOTHER line to signify a 4-point heave. Please, spare me the circus.

Youth Sports March 6, 2024

Scores, news, highlights, etc., from local youth teams, leagues, et al ...

It's snow wonderful

Ski resorts report best conditions of the season with recent snowfall

Gus Colburn with Silver Mountain Resort said they have received 44 inches of snow in the last two weeks. That gives them 88 inches of snow at the summit and 57 inches at the lodge.

ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Energy drinks: Are they worth the risk?

The same pick-me-up that powers you through a boring afternoon meeting or late-night deadline could be silently setting your body up for some serious health problems. A 2013 report from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service Administration outlines a drastic climb in energy-drink-related emergency room visits. With cans lining gas station and grocery store coolers across the nation, these beverages have become a billion-dollar industry in the United States. Energy drinks are very popular, globally the energy drink market was worth $39 billion in 2013 and is forecast to reach $61 billion by 2021. But research is citing major health implications due to the consumption of these pick me up drinks.

Legals for March, 6 2024

WCC BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Gonzaga men, women earn byes to Monday's semifinals

Gonzaga's men and women each earned triple byes into this week’s West Coast Conference men’s and women's basketball tournaments starting Thursday at Orleans Arena in Las Vegas.