BILL BULEY
Bill Buley covers the city of Coeur d'Alene for the Coeur d’Alene Press. He has worked here since January 2020, after spending seven years on Kauai as editor-in-chief of The Garden Island newspaper. He enjoys running.
Recent Stories
State's COVID-19 cases climbing quickly
More than 10,000 positive laboratory results are pending local public health district review
More than 500 coronavirus-related deaths in September in Idaho
Lefse eat!
Trinity Lutheran Church volunteers make Norwegian flatbread for annual sale
Lefse sale coming up
Cool, dude
Skate park named for Coeur d'Alene Councilman Woody McEvers
Woody McEvers Skate Park
Doctor: COVID-19 deaths 'preventable'
Says 58 died of coronavirus at Kootenai Health in August, September
Doctor: COVID-19 deaths 'preventable'
TAPS at TWILIGHT
Man honors lost veterans in nationally coordinated event
Bugles Across America in tribute
Archwood Hall unites business, historic building
Open house tonight
Archwood Hall open house set
Seeking justice for Rowdy
Owner of slain horse hopes shooter is found
Horse killing remains unsolved
Perseverance pays for top Cd'A Realtor
Lindsay Allen is Realtor of the Year
On the road to recovery
Fundraiser today to benefit Rathdrum man fighting infection that caused some paralysis
Fundraiser on Sunday
Little: Vaccine mandate is not the solution
Governor speaks out against president's edict
Little opposes Biden plan
Class, dismissed
Supporters cheer fired NIC leader on last day
NIC president cheered on last day
Boots on the ground in COVID war
Military medical team caring for local patients
Army medical team responds to KH
Doctors: Concern rising for kids
Kootenai Health has had 12 COVID-positive admissions under the age of 18 since July 1
Kids at risk of covid, say doctors
Rathdrum woman loses big
Judy Halone dropped 60 pounds to be named Idaho 2020 TOPS queen
TOPS weight loss
St. Maries closes schools; nearly one-third of students out sick
St. Maries closes schools
Housing prices up
Median price at $470K in Kootenai County
Kootenai Housing market prices still up
The 'Parade' goes on
NIBCA's annual showcase a fan favorite
Parade of Homes
'We love homes'
NIBCA's parade features some of the best and brightest
Parade of Homes coming up
'A huge toll'
ICU nurse shares experiences of caring for COVID-19 patients
KH nurses rising to COVID-19 challenges
Boise, Twin Falls to receive Afghanistan refugees
Number and when remain unknown
Refugees coming to Boise, Twin Falls
'There’s so much out there'
Gizmo-CDA under new leadership as founders retire
Gizmo-CDA gets up and goes
State: COVID-19 impacting younger people
Director says peak of new cases still to come
Coronavirus worries continue
Now it's Dean's turn
Son of murdered man shares concerns about embezzlement case, death of his father
Dean Isenberg sounds off
CDA council: No property tax hike in budget
Foregone balance totals about $7 million
City approves budget
Short and Sweet
Spirit Lake Labor Day parade lives up to billing
Spirit Lake parade is short
Will run for doughnuts
Rotary Club's .5K not to be taken seriously, but raises money for local, international causes
Rotary Club fundraiser a fun run
CDA removes tax hike from budget plan
Liquor, sales taxes expected to help make up the difference
City expected to adopt budget on Tuesday
Remembering 9/11
Ceremonies, run scheduled in Kootenai County
9/11 ceremonies, run
Down deputies, jail seeks retirees
Offering those with active accreditation $30 an hour to fill shifts
Deputies needed at jail
Riverstone breaks ground on $15M condo/office project
Developer John Stone comes out of retirement for the third time
Riverstone groundbreaking held
Governor calls in reinforcements
National Guard returning, more medical personnel on the way
Little calls in help
Health officials: Idaho's COVID-19 situation likely to get worse
State reports 1,226 new cases on Tuesday
Coronavirus cases could get worse
Coming down, brick by brick
Orchard Ridge Senior Living has old building demolished
Orchard Living building coming down
'This is going to be bad'
Two local men who served in Afghanistan share views on U.S. withdrawal
Two local men who served in Afghanistan share views on U.S. withdrawal
'Happy faces everywhere'
Today is last chance to attend the North Idaho State Fair
North Idaho State Fair wraps up Sunday
COVID-19 case backlog swamps PHD
Situation is more dire than public may realize, says interim director
COVID backlog in phd
Kootenai County's positivity rate dips
Little says antibody treatment site planned for North Idaho
KH COVID-19 patient count down
'The need is imminent'
Kootenai Health has record number of COVID-19 patients; converting Health Resource Center into a care unit
Kootenai Health changes things in center
Ignite cda pledges $700K to Museum of North Idaho
Funds will go toward site development of museum's new home
Ignite cda pledges $700K to Museum of North Idaho
Northern Lakes Fire District proposing $2M override levy
Would pay for firefighters, support staff for third station
fire district proposes $2M levy
Hospitals 'dangerously close' to crisis standards of care
Woman says she and husband got COVID-19 despite being vaccinated
Little says 'Do the right thing'
Drowning victim located
Man had been missing since Sunday after falling overboard
Body found in Lake CDA
8 more deaths in PHD attributed to coronavirus
Little praises FDA approval of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine
PHD, Little support FDA approval of vaccine
Moos named Children's Village CEO
Had served in interim role since May
Moos named Children's Village CEO
Dalton workshop targets transportation
Councilman urges residents to participate Tuesday
Dalton Gardens workshop on Tuesday
Let's have fun!
Fair folks ready for, and hoping for, big crowds
North Idaho State Fair begins
COVID-19 positivity rate rises again
8,906 Idahoans fully vaccinated in past week
Coronavirus case surge continues
Touched by an angel
CDA couple help dog recover from abusive life
Gabriel is healthy again after a rough start
'What lies ahead'
Kootenai County issues warning, calls on people to get vaccinated
KH said it is asking that people get vaccinated