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
Lovers, not fighters
Post Falls couple marks 75 years of wedded bliss
PF couple marks 75 years of wedding bliss
Carrying RBG's torch
Group gathers to honor career of Ginsburg; urges delay of Supreme Court justice nominee selection
In tribute to RGB
Beauty and bullets, too
Miss Idaho USA in town for pageant on Sunday
Miss Idaho USA 2020 Kim Layne is town
Carr: $25K for task force each year
Funds will be used to promote, advance human rights work
Philanthropist again gives to human rights fight in Idaho
'Quite a journey'
Pastor Paul Van Noy released from Kootenai Health after long battle with coronavirus that still isn't over
Pastor released from hospital after contracting coronavirus
She's a ringer
Carlena Shove inducted into the Idaho State Horseshoe Pitchers Association Hall of Fame
CDA woman honored for contributions to sport
Christian school closes after 40 years
Leader said CCS has had big impact
School closes after 40 years
Despite thriving economy, Idaho stuck in Stage 4
Little said hospitalizations remain too high
Governor cites state's financial strengths
'Jackie is everything to all of us'
Friends rally around family of Post Falls woman injured in crash
Fundraiser helps family of woman hurt in crash
Who is that masked dog?
'Riley' lightens mood
Owners of Shih Tsu say reactions to the
War and peace
Veterans and mustangs bond, trust and help each other forge a new future in 'Wild to Mild' program
Rathdrum ranch hosts program for vets, mustangs
Honk for America
Veteran, son love positive response as they wave flags on anniversary of 9/11
Terry Alling continues tradition on Sept. 11
Nothing can rain on this 'Parade'
North Idaho Building Contractors Association showcases some of areas finest homes
Annual tour goes on in person and online
'Praying for a miracle'
About 60 people gather outside Kootenai Health to sing, pray for Pastor Paul Van Noy's recovery
Pastor of Candlelight church battling coronavirus
Never forget
Wolfinger recounts lessons learned in 37-year career with sheriff's office
Sheriff speaks to chamber
THAR SHE BLOWS!
50,000 lose power; Avista says outage could last 2 days for some
Fires spring up, too
Hundreds rally for president
Flotilla canceled, so Trump supporters shift to Sherman Avenue
Two-hour event colorful
2 blocks, 5 minutes, done
World's second-shortest parade lives up to billing
Spirit Lake hosts Labor Day celebration
20 years ago: Hate left homeless in North Idaho
'The whole world breathed a sigh of relief'
Key players talk about Aryan Nations and the trail that broke them
Pastor hospitalized with coronavirus
Candlelight posts notice on website
'We will emerge triumphant,' writes Paul Van Noy
Memories of running sons
Visit to Farragut stirs emotions from high school cross country races
Sons ran cross country at state park
Coronavirus showing decline in PHD
Director still urges caution, especially heading into Labor Day weekend
Positivity rate down to 4%
Simply Super
After 50 years, Ron McIntire continues to set a strong pace with grocery store chain
50 years in North Idaho grocery business
Life as normal
Tesh reopens after closing for 3 days due to vandalism, threats
Tesh bouncing back from threats
Soaring Eagle
CDA woman second in nation in signing on new Auxiliary members
Eleanora Capaul loves organization, people
'Number one is in heaven'
About 75 come out for Gil Alvarado Memorial fun run/walk
Event is fundraiser for church benevolence ministry
Fire destroys Post Falls homes
Firefighters' quick response prevents blaze from spreading
Firefighters' quick response prevents blaze from spreading
Early bloomers
With mom's help, Post Falls sisters plant, sell flowers, squash
Girls learning young about running their own business.
Top of his game: Hilltop Bar & Grill as colorful as its own, David Albertini
David Albertini is a character.
Brittany's Standing O
9-year-old receives Youth award from Hayden
Girl wants to grow up and run her own Children's Village
Tesh shaken by threats
Police have 'investigative lead' in case
Police have 'investigative lead' in case
Arson suspected in Hudson's fire
The fire started about 6:30 a.m. in the back of the building at 207 Sherman Ave.
Fire destroys Post Falls home
Damage was estimated at $250,000.
PHD: 57 new cases
PHD’s total cases at 2,649, with 2,199 of those close
Rose Lake beauty
Trees frame a field along Highway 3 near Rose Lake on Monday.
Back home again
Knights of Columbus answers the call to deliver 1878 organ to Mission of the Sacred Heart
Tested under fire
Leo Benoit of Cd’A, 93, recounts serving in World War II
Exercise, nutrition are also keys to maintaining strong immune system and fighting off the coronavirus
COEUR d’ALENE — Wear masks. Wash hands. Maintain distance.
Highway 97 ‘an accident waiting to happen’
Jerrell Snell had been worried a vehicle could go off Highway 97 near Carlin Bay and strike his family’s RV.
‘Gi’ is home
Police: Woman thought dog was her daughter’s, so she took it
100 years in the making
About 200 attend unveiling of ‘The Suffragist’
‘People don’t seem to care’
Cd’A senior asks people to please be respectful, wear masks
Kathleen Moseley was born to vote
Her 100th birthday marks the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment
‘This has been my life’
DogHouse owner looks back on six years of operating downtown bar
Running for Gil
Eric Reade, collegiate runner, Marine and former L.A. police officer, leads benevolence efforts at Candlelight Christian Fellowship
‘I’m going to find her’
Dog theft leaves woman in tears and family shaken
Mask campaign gains ground
Hundreds more given out
Riding the last rays of sunlight
Many newbies roll in finale of Wednesday night mountain biking series at Farragut
‘Chair on Wheels’
Sandy Crabtree says faith and writing have sustained her during 50 years with multiple sclerosis
Jail inmates, staff test positive
PHD reports 782 active cases, most in Kootenai County