Justices rule for federal employee over age discrimination

WASHINGTON (AP) — Well, OK, boomer.

Get ready for the Book of Lists

We are introducing something new and exciting for the North Idaho business community

We are excited to announce the launch of the inaugural North Idaho Business Journal Book of Lists. Scheduled for publication in December 2023, this first-of-its-kind resource will become an annual touchstone for our diverse and thriving business community.

Get ready for the Book of Lists

We are introducing something new and exciting for the North Idaho business community

We are excited to announce the launch of the inaugural North Idaho Business Journal Book of Lists. Scheduled for publication in December 2023, this first-of-its-kind resource will become an annual touchstone for our diverse and thriving business community.

Get ready for the Book of Lists

We are introducing something new and exciting for the North Idaho business community

We are excited to announce the launch of the inaugural North Idaho Business Journal Book of Lists. Scheduled for publication in December 2023, this first-of-its-kind resource will become an annual touchstone for our diverse and thriving business community.

Get ready for the Book of Lists

We are introducing something new and exciting for the North Idaho business community

We are excited to announce the launch of the inaugural North Idaho Business Journal Book of Lists. Scheduled for publication in December 2023, this first-of-its-kind resource will become an annual touchstone for our diverse and thriving business community.

Legals for October, 11 2022

Vikings edge out boys hoops on home court

The Bulldogs fell 34-43 to the Bigfork Vikings in front of a supportive home crowd Saturday.

William McKinney, Jr.

1930 — 2024

William M. McKinney Jr., age 94, passed away peacefully in Moses Lake, Washington on June 24, 2024. Born in April 1930 in Marvin, North Carolina, William was a dedicated son, brother, father, grandfather, veteran and Christian.

Another slam dunk for SilverHoops

A record-breaking 210 teams took to the courts at Teeters Field this past weekend in hopes of calling themselves SilverHoops champion.

Cougars pull in loss and tie in Ephrata

WARDEN — Warden started its baseball season last weekend with a Friday loss to Freeman and a Saturday tie with Tonasket.

Winter Carnival reveals Prime, Duchess

Hillary Crowley was crowned Duchess of Lark and Eric Schmidt was named Prime Minister.

Medical cannabis initiative gathers 45,000 signatures

A coalition of Idahoans supporting the legalization of medical cannabis for people with debilitating medical conditions has gathered more than 45,000 signatures for a ballot initiative for the November 2026 election, according to a news release.

Medical cannabis initiative gathers 45,000 signatures

A coalition of Idahoans supporting the legalization of medical cannabis for people with debilitating medical conditions has gathered more than 45,000 signatures for a ballot initiative for the November 2026 election, according to a news release.

JULY NIBJ: Changes to roadways help with evolving tourism

Those who are familiar with the unique roadways of North Idaho know that traffic impacts continually climb as newcomers and old-timers alike travel to explore all the "Gem State” has to offer.

JULY NIBJ: Changes to roadways help with evolving tourism

Those who are familiar with the unique roadways of North Idaho know that traffic impacts continually climb as newcomers and old-timers alike travel to explore all the "Gem State” has to offer.

Legals for July, 10 2024

NOV NIBJ: Dave's Tater Grill brings sizzle to Smelterville

Dave's Tater Grill brings sizzle to Smelterville

State committee hears potential affordable housing solutions in Sandpoint

The state Land Use and Housing Study Committee met in the Sandpoint City Council chambers to hear and discuss potential solutions to the affordable housing crisis in Idaho.

Coldwell Banker Schneidmiller Realty donates $50,000 for new veterans bus

Coldwell Banker Schneidmiller Realty donates $50,000 for new veterans bus

The bus is expected to be delivered to the Division of Veteran Services in Boise, where final details will be completed. It should arrive in Post Falls next week.