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.

Cd'A police rolling out ebike patrols

Will ride in downtown area starting May 1

Police received a Justice Assistance Grant of $31,770 to purchase six ebikes and related equipment

Lynn Wolfe, 69

Lynn Marie Wolfe joined our Lord in Heaven on November 14, 2023, from her home in Prescott, Arizona.

Darrin K. Lovitt, 50

Darrin Lovitt passed peacefully on March 1, 2024, when his heart could not beat any longer, surrounded by his family and friends.

David Samuel Estes, 54

Remembering David Samuel Estes April 10, 1969 ~~ February 1, 2024. Too short of a stay, Brother

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Legals for March, 6 2024

Former Lake City star Gordon wins NAIA national title in 800

Gordon showed off his kick in the final meters of the 800. He was in the middle of the pack for most of the race before passing the group in the final strides to join Clayton VanDyke as the only two Warrior men to win titles at the distance. Gordon ran the second-best time in school history at 1 minute, 51.00 seconds.

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.

Shoshone County jail bookings

Arrests and bookings for Shoshone County jail

Oma Phyllis Davis, 89

Oma Phyllis Davis, 89, a longtime resident of Mullan, Idaho, beloved mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and sister passed away on March 1, 2024, at Kootenai Health in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.

Joan Barbara (Prendergast) Head, 89

Joan B. (Prendergast) Head, 89, of Kellogg, Idaho, passed away on March 1, 2024, at Silverton of Cascadia.

Legals for March, 5 2024

More mountain snow expected even as powerful blizzard moves out of Northern California

More than 7 feet of snow fell in some locations and fierce winds lashed the Sierra over the weekend.

Hundreds of inmates flee after armed gangs storm Haiti's main prison, leaving bodies behind

Haiti’s government urged calm as it sought to find the killers, kidnappers and perpetrators of other violent crimes that it said escaped during the outbreak of violence.

Trump wins caucuses in Missouri and Idaho and sweeps Michigan GOP convention

The Republican-led Legislature considered holding a special session to reinstate the presidential primaries but failed to agree on a proposal in time, leaving both parties with presidential caucuses as the only option.

STATE 5A THIRD-PLACE GAME: Vikings stall out in second half vs Madison

“I’m very proud of this team,” said Adams, in his fourth season at his alma mater. “Just how far we’ve come since I’ve been here has been amazing. From the pandemic, and just trying to get into the gym, to the Lake City super team, the progress has been amazing. You’ve got to have a group of kids that come together, and our seniors did that, bought into what we were trying to do and played the right way.”

NJCAA WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIP: Craig takes third as Cardinals slip to sixth at nationals

Western Wyoming of Rock Springs repeated as national champion with 161 points.

STATE 5A CONSOLATION CHAMPIONSHIP: Lake City bounces back again, takes consolation title

“It’s huge for us,” said first-year Lake City boys coach James Anderson, who took over the program after coaching the girls program for the previous six years. “For our kids to come back, and we start a player in each class, with a whole new staff, it just shows their resilience. Coming into this season, we didn’t have that experience.”

STATE 1A DIVISION 1 BOYS CHAMPIONSHIP: No repeat — Lakeside’s bid for second straight state title falls short as Lapwai avenges last year’s surprising loss

“It felt weird; we started off the tournament good, but we weren’t hyped for today,” said sophomore Tyson Charley, Lakeside’s leading scorer. “Just weren’t ready, like we were the last two days. They came out more excited than us; they had more fire. They wanted it more.”