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U.S. fuel prices at record Labor Day high

Record-high Labor Day fuel prices are increasing travel and transportation costs nationwide, with gasoline averaging $4.14 per gallon and diesel reaching a record $5.85. Experts cite Middle East tensions, refinery constraints and global supply disruptions as key factors affecting fuel markets.

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Is it time to clean house at City Hall?

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Arn enters District 1 commissioner race

Longtime resident Fred Arn has announced his intent to run for the Bonner County Commissioner District 1 seat in November’s …

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Best Shot - Sept. 8, 2026

Great photos shared by the many talented photographers in the community.

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Wildfire risks are driving up costs for Northwest utilities

Wildfire risks are driving major utility investments across the Pacific Northwest as companies harden power grids, manage liability exposure and …

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Rural education takes center stage in North Idaho

National Education Association leaders, the nation's largest labor union, meet with local educators

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Post Falls police chief against banning ALPRs

Conversation around Flock, ALPRs, and their data is at an all-time high. Proponents tout the technology's investigative capabilities, while opponents …

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Grant County Jail Roster for Sept. 5, 2026

Grant County Jail Roster for Sept. 5, 2026

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THE DIRT: Buggin' out

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PREP GIRLS SOCCER: Olmo’s four goals lift Priest River over Kellogg

The Priest River Spartans’ leading goalscorer, senior Macie Olmo, came through in a big way in the team’s 5-3 victory …

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Kid Weather - Sept. 8, 2026

Bonner County's talented young artists drew today's weather forecast.

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Cooler weather dampens area fires

Fire activity remains minimal across several North Idaho wildfires as cooler weather and recent precipitation aid containment efforts.

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