Gold Star families remember fallen sons

Nicholas Newby, Wyatt Goldsmith died in combat just days apart

Friday was National Poppy Day, a prelude to Memorial Day and among the Rotarians and guests in attendance, the small red flowers could be spotted around the room as colorful reminders to honor the fallen.

Meant for the military life

Stephen Godfrey reflects on more than 30 years of service

All told, Godfrey served more than 26 years active duty and more than 30 including his time as a reserve.

TownPlace Suites opens Thursday in Coeur d'Alene

With several room categories on four floors, TownPlace Suites by Marriott Hotel will open Thursday, May 30, on Northwest Boulevard just south of Interstate 90.

Amending your estate planning documents requires more than handwritten notes in the margins

Wills and trusts are typically changed over time as life circumstances, the state where you reside, or your desired outcomes change. It is actually the rare case where a person puts their estate plan together once and never changes it after that. What is important to understand however, is how to effectively and legally change your will or trust so that the changes are enforced per your wishes.

The power of perspective

Rushing to work at a hospital, a nurse was driving too fast and failed to stop for a stoplight. A policeman caught up with her in the next block and said, "Doesn't that red light remind you of something?"

EDITORIAL: New KCRCC infuses hope into politics

Party in power is about to change for the better

Michael 'Mike' Livesey, 85

Michael (Mike) G. Livesey, 85, of Post Falls, Idaho, passed away peacefully on May 8, 2024.

MEMORIAL DAY: Of honor and unity

As the warmth of summer beckons, Americans gather to honor a solemn tradition: Memorial Day. Beyond its status as a long weekend, or the unofficial start of summer, Memorial Day carries profound significance rooted in remembrance, gratitude and national unity.

PEOPLE: All in God’s image

Watching people standing upright, relaxed or busy, chatting, each one different is an amazing sight. From a Christian perspective, each is made in the image of GOD. Characteristic of that image is being able to love and communicate (both to GOD and to others) as well as to create, to invent, to laugh, to make choices (etc.) and to enjoy the challenges and beauty of life on Earth.

Can multigenerational housing help solve the housing crisis?

Being unable to shift this inventory to a younger demographic furthers the grip on unattainable local worker housing.

THE FRONT ROW with JASON ELLIOTT: A tuneup, and new faces for the field

Where else can you find one of the last tuneups for those throwing specialists in track and field just before the U.S. Olympic Trials? Well, besides the television.

ISP gears up for '100 Deadliest Days'

Five crash-related deaths already in North Idaho

Teen drivers face higher risks due to immaturity, inexperience, and lack of skills.

Lake City High School student wins mental health awareness award

The Sharon siblings, Luke and Emma have both sought to turn the rollercoaster effect of mental health crises into tools and resources others can use to intervene.

Lois Joan Glass, 93

Lois Joan Glass,93 1930-2024

UPDATED: Jury awards $1.1 million to drag performer

A jury has awarded more than $1.1 million in damages to the drag performer who sued a blogger for defamation.

Young missionary couple from US among 3 killed by gunmen in Haiti's capital, police say

he couple worked for Missions in Haiti Inc. The Claremore, Oklahoma, organization was founded by David and Alicia Lloyd, Davy Lloyd’s parents

Biden selected as nominee in Idaho Democratic caucuses

Only registered Democrats and unaffiliated voters were allowed to participate

Massive wind farm proposal in Washington state gets new life from Gov. Jay Inslee

Since the wind farm project was proposed in 2021, it has pitted local opponents against the state’s ever-growing need for renewable energy

'Remorseless killer': Howard gets life sentence for wife’s murder

A former Idaho State Police trooper will spend the rest of his life in prison for murdering his wife.

Great expectations: New Coeur d'Alene foundation off to a good start

Pledges total nearly $500K in minutes for new foundation aiming to help nonprofits, others

The foundation will have an advisory committee composed of residents work with the ICF board to oversee the distribution of grants, “ensuring that funds are allocated to areas where they can make the most impact.”