Wall Street soars to best day since summer, S&P 500 up 2.6%

For markets to make a meaningful move higher, many investors say they need to see a break in inflation that gets the Fed to ease off its aggressive path

NIC terminates Fort Ground Grill lease

North Idaho College is terminating its lease agreement with the Fort Ground Grill. Interim Finance Director Sarah Garcia confirmed Monday that the college gave a 60-day notice on Friday.

VIDEO: Washington among top five most expensive states to buy a home

Homebuyer.com ranked Washington in the top five most expensive states to buy a home based on median price and percentage of income toward payment.

City, police reach three-year deal

Cd'A City Council expected to approve contract on Tuesday

The Coeur d'Alene City Council is expected to approved a new contract with the Coeur d'Alene Police Association on Tuesday. The three-year deal includes several cost of living adjustments and would be effective Oct. 1 to Sept. 30, 2025. It follows two negotiations meetings and executive sessions in the past few weeks.

Indonesia police chief, others removed over soccer disaster

Most of the 125 people who died were trampled or suffocated. The victims included two police officers.

Frustrations mount as Hurricane Ian's effects linger

At least 68 people have been confirmed dead

Montana judge knocks down Republicans' tighter voting laws

Election officials declined to say if they would appeal the latest ruling to the state high court

Supreme Court welcomes the public again, and a new justice

Some conservative justices appear to agree with the lawyer for an Idaho couple that Kennedy’s opinion was vague and unworkable

Once a teacher, always a teacher

Miss Janet a cherished, longtime volunteer at Ramsey Magnet School

Once a teacher, always a teacher. This is particularly true of 89-year-old retired teacher Janet Crane, a cherished volunteer who has shared her gifts with Ramsey Magnet School of Science students for 17 years.

Kindness card project comes to town

Neighbors will share affirmations and kindness with each other

Kindness is about to be shared throughout the Coeur d’Alene area. “Love Live Here CDA, a program of the Human Rights Education Institute, is excited to bring the community together to show their appreciation of their community neighbors by spreading affirmations of love and kindness to their neighbors through kindness cards,” said an HREI news release announcing the project.

Strongest and deadliest hurricanes

Last week, Hurricane Ian moved through southwestern Florida as a Category 4 hurricane with winds up to 150 miles per hour.

Kovacs seeks reversal of commissioners' decision

Assessor files petition for judicial review

A petition for judicial review was filed by Kovacs last week in district court. It alleges that Commissioners Bill Brooks, Chris Fillios and Leslie Duncan exceeded their authority when they made the “unprecedented” decision to slash Kovacs’ pay. He alleges that, in doing so, commissioners have impeded his ability to perform the duties of his office.

THE FRONT ROW with MARK NELKE: Kathy Clark fought the battle for women's athletics at Idaho

“I’m glad Idaho hasn’t forgotten who I am,” she said with a laugh. “I’m proud that I had a pretty strong role in the development of women’s athletics … I’m very glad I was there. It’s a great institution. Moscow is a wonderful community and the relationship between the community and institution is fantastic. And I hope it always stays that way. “It’s nice that young girls don’t think about that (Title IX) now, but they need to, because it hasn’t always been this way.”

NIC ROUNDUP: Stacey powers Cardinals to sweep

Cardinal volleyball sweeps Treasure Valley, while NIC soccer plays to draw in men's and women's play against rival Spokane.

PREP ROUNDUP: Post Falls' Peters wins at western Washington meet

Results from Saturday's prep cross country events, as well as prep soccer matches.

'It's been a great tool'

Success of Lake District cited

Lake District closes

Tree climbers go high

Winners navigate their way through branches more than 100 feet up

For Aneesa Winn, the easy part of the Pacific Northwest International Society of Arboriculture’s annual Tree Climbing Championship was when she was more than 100 feet off the ground.

Time for a new home

Anthem Pacific Homes going up in Post Falls

Business bits for Oct. 2.

Infrastructure, jobs, health and safety: Urban renewal districts proving successful in River City

Urban renewal districts proving successful in River City

The Post Falls Urban Renewal Agency was created in 1991. Its stated mission is to foster sound economic and community improvement that enhances the overall quality of life in Post Falls by: • Providing and improving infrastructure • Attracting jobs • Enhancing citizen safety and health By the end of this year, Post Falls will have officially closed three urban renewal districts.

Roger William Junttila, 72

Roger William Junttila passed away September 24th at the age of 72.