Gosling, Blunt star power fuel the ridiculously fun ‘Fall Guy’

Two stars of the “Barbenheimer” phenomenon should’ve been enough to create at least some box office pandemonium, especially when those stars appear in a movie as entertaining and big screen worthy as “The Fall Guy.”

MY TURN: Killing the Idaho Republican Party

Here's who's behind the division and destruction

Arlene Ruth Grose, 88

Arlene Grose died May 7, 2024 in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. She was born September 6, 1935, to Perce and Hertha Congdon in Chicago, Illinois.

District readies for cadet program

Fireboat with a demonstration from 5 to 7 p.m. May 16 at Hayden Lake Marina.

Firefighters Mike Cunningham and Shay Carlock, both former cadets, developed and will oversee the program, according to a press release.

Children's Village lands $10K grant

In 2021, Idaho had the 9th highest suicide rate in the United States and claimed the lives of 387 Idahoans.

Best in Show party benefits animal center

Guests can watch the Westminster Best in Show competition on the big screen while enjoying specials, trivia contests and chances to win prizes.

Legals for May, 11 2024

Inside a makeshift shelter saving hundreds of dogs from floods in southern Brazil

Authorities say more than 110 people have died, almost 150 are missing, and more than 300,000 people have been displaced by the floods. There is no official tally for the number of animals that have died or are made homeless. Local media estimated the number to be in the thousands.

Catholic church is stonewalling sex abuse investigation, Washington attorney general says

Some 23 states have conducted investigations of the Catholic church, and so far at least nine have issued reports detailing their findings

PREP BASEBALL: Pile of happy Tigers ... Timberlake sweeps Bonners Ferry for district title, on to state

Coeur d'Alene downs Lewiston to advance to state 5A play-in game on Saturday.

PREP SOFTBALL: Timberlake nabs fifth straight district title

Post Falls, Lakeland, St. Maries, Kellogg fall in district tournaments to end season.

Nearly 200 Idaho students compete in Idaho State Forestry Contest

Wearing her Careywood Eager Beavers 4-H Club T-shirt and with a blue clipboard in hand, Timberlake High School freshman Lily Fry carefully observed a branch of a deciduous tree, taking note of its different characteristics. “I think it’s going pretty good,” she said Thursday morning as she participated in the 41st annual Idaho State Forestry Contest at Farragut State Park.

Coming together in Coeur d'Alene

Adam Schluter kicking off another season of Monday Night Dinners at McEuen Park

When he held the first dinner at his home, 11 people showed up. Those gatherings gradually grew to more than 200.

'It feels like there’s a dark cloud overhead': Resources available after tragic loss in Shoshone County

“When we can talk about our feelings, they become less overwhelming, less upsetting, and less scary. The people we trust with that important talk can help us know that we are not alone." When considering the recent loss to the community after the death of pastor Gene Jacobs, Siobhan Curet of Silver Valley CARES wants people to remember the words of Fred Rogers and hopes they will reach out, check in and offer support to one another.

EDITORIAL: Sometimes, political silence is golden

Next week, some op-eds will take a break.

OPINION: GOP platform: IFF does the thinking for you

It’s easy to see why some Republicans don’t fit the mold of Dorothy Moon’s stale old party.

Maureen May Mackesy, 88

Maureen May Mackesy (nee Bolton), 88, of Preston, England, passed away on February 12, 2024, in Post Falls, Idaho. She was born on May 18, 1935.

OPINION: It all depends on you

Precinct votes come down to traditional conservatism vs. the KCRCC's angry - and ineffective - politics

Candidate forum set for Shoshone County

A non-partisan candidate forum for Shoshone County’s Primary Election candidates will be held at the Broken Wheel next week.

'Silent, but Deadly' opens May 16 at Lake City High

Student-run production will play through May 25

Lake City High School's Troupe De Wolfe will present "Silent, but Deadly" at 7 p.m. May 16-18 and May 24, as well as at 2 and 7 p.m. May 25. The production of "Silent but Deadly" is not only entirely student-run, but its script has also not been officially published yet.