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Idaho high school football media poll Sept. 27, 2023

How the state's media voted this week.

Legals for September, 27 2023

Researchers have verified 1,329 hunger deaths in Ethiopia's Tigray region since the cease-fire there

One factor is the suspension of food aid by the United States and United Nations after the discovery in March of a huge scheme to steal humanitarian grain in Tigray

Council candidates sound off

17 take part in virtual town hall forum

A range of topics were covered including growth, housing, preserving quality of life, budgets and traffic.

Silver Valley Sports Recap: Sept. 18-24

Silver Valley football teams go 3-0! Kellogg and Wallace volleyball continue their winning ways; Makai Peak and Ryken White pace Wildcat runners.

Legals for September, 26 2023

Oregon's top court asked to decide if GOP senators who boycotted Legislature can be reelected

There were nine Oregon Republicans and an independent who clocked at least 10 absences during this year's legislative session in order to block Democratic bills covering abortion, transgender health care and gun rights

We carry DNA from extinct cousins like Neanderthals. Science is now revealing their genetic legacy

In the past few months alone, researchers have linked Neanderthal DNA to a serious hand disease, the shape of people's noses and various other human traits

The respect tour

John Bryant has visited more than 200 World War II museums, memorials

The youthful Bryant, in total, has visited 150 sites in Europe and 92 in the U.S. — 180 museums, 52 memorials and eight cemeteries.

PREP SOCCER: St. Maries plays first games at on-campus soccer field

Results from Saturday's prep soccer matches.

PREP ROUNDUP: Coeur d'Alene boys run to victory in Missoula

Results from Saturday's events in prep cross country, volleyball and swimming.

The power of police presence

Downtown calls this summer far fewer than previous years

It’s the first summer a five-officer task force was dedicated to downtown. Their constant presence made a difference.

EDITORIAL: Governor throws a knockout punch

University of Phoenix critique forms fightin' words

HUCKLEBERRIES: A cautionary tale from Art Linkletter

A former star remembered for speaking up

Art Linkletter is no longer a household name.

Burns, Trojans run over Hawks

Post Falls hosts Mt. Spokane next Friday. The Trojans beat the Wildcats 23-17 last year in overtime. Lakeland has a bye next week.

Lake City speeds it up

Lake City plays host to Sandpoint next Friday.

THE FRONT ROW with JASON ELLIOTT: Tefft: An impact felt far beyond St. Maries

“I was at some Inland Empire League meetings in Coeur d’Alene the day they moved him,” Driskill said. “After I was done, I went to see him, and the first thing he wanted to talk about was football and hunting. It was crazy. It was just the same old Craig. I really don’t know how big that church is, but it better be very big. His impact in this area is very huge.”

PREP FOOTBALL: Timberlake rolls on emotional night for St. Maries

Results from Friday's prep football schedule.

A lively walk among the dead

Sold-out cemetery tours breathe life into history

The names of Blackwell, Sanders, White and Pulaski are on the tour