Rosendale talks policy, touts endorsements

State Auditor Matt Rosendale visited the Daily Inter Lake recently to discuss his candidacy for U.S. Senate. He is among a slate of four Republicans seeking to unseat Sen. Jon Tester.

Rosendale talks policy, touts endorsements

State Auditor Matt Rosendale visited the Daily Inter Lake recently to discuss his candidacy for U.S. Senate. He is among a slate of four Republicans seeking to unseat Sen. Jon Tester.

PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL: Pearson helps Lake City girls notch first victory

Junior Maggie Hiltenbrand scored 15 points and freshman Brynlee Johnston added 12 points for Lake City (1-7), which travels to Central Valley of Spokane Valley on Dec. 18.

Tokyo Games relay opens in 100 days with 10,000 torchbearers

TOKYO (AP) — The torch relay for the postponed Tokyo Games will start in just over three months, and it faces the same questions as the Olympics about being held safely during the coronavirus pandemic.

Legals for November, 29 2023

If you're going to live here, you should learn the history

PREP ROUNDUP: Emotional night for Kootenai boys

Results from Wednesday's prep boys basketball, girls basketball and wrestling matches.

Born Learning Trail opens at West Shoshone Park

Learning happens everywhere a child goes, but parents, grandparents, and caregivers may not always know how to support that learning in everyday situations.

New study shows agriculture is Grant County's biggest money maker

MOSES LAKE - Compared to other industries in Grant County, agriculture and agriculture manufacturing are collectively the largest economic contributors in the county, according to a recent study.

Iowa couple survives harrowing RV trek into the mountains with help from Athol's Matt and Jen Roesner

Iowa couple survives harrowing RV trek into the mountains with help from Athol's Matt and Jen Roesner

The couple from Okoboji, Iowa were on day nine of their 15-day RV trip on June 29 and were trying to make their through the Bitterroot Mountains from Prichard to West Glacier, Mont. , a trip they expected to take about three to four hours.

10 Bonners Ferry players compete in Superdraft tournament

There was no shortage of Bonners Ferry representation at the Montana Superdraft tournament last weekend.

Health care professions on display at FVCC during Night at the Broussard

The providers scrambled to treat the patient, a health care training mannequin, as part of a 30-minute demonstration Oct. 2 at the Rebecca Chaney Broussard Center for Nursing and Health Science. Dozens of people gathered to watch the scenario aimed at showcasing jobs in health care, from laboratory technician to surgeon.

Pandemic reshaped state's economy, but more change anticipated

During the University of Montana’s first online Economic Outlook Seminar, change was present in every conversation and in the very format of the meeting itself.

New Orleans barbecue shrimp has vibrant flavor

What better way to revel in the celebration than preparing one of the city’s finest, interpretive dishes.

Kootenai County commissioners approve license plate reader contract

Kootenai County commissioners approved a one-year contract with Motorola for automatic license plate reader software to be used in 48 sheriff’s office patrol vehicles.

Three Valley grads return for Montana, Gonzaga exhibition

More than 1,000 fans gathered at Flip Darling Memorial Field as Montana and Gonzaga met for a women’s soccer exhibition Sunday evening.

Mavs sweep season opener

MOSES LAKE — On Wednesday, the Mavericks slowpitch team opened the 2025 season with a doubleheader against Sageview (Pasco) and Chiawana. The Mavs defeated Sageview 21-4 and Chiawana 17-12. Head Coach Mike Hofheins said it was a good first test for his team.

Crowd packs Coeur d'Alene City Park for Charlie Kirk Day of Remembrance

Crowd packs Coeur d'Alene City Park for Charlie Kirk Day of Remembrance

The day of Charlie Kirk’s birthday was marked by prayer and song as some raised their hands in praise. People traveled from throughout Kootenai County and from the Spokane area to be there for the ceremony that lasted about 90 minutes.

‘Trust has been lost’: Council strikes down Averill Hospitality in emotional meeting

City to hold public workshop on RV Park land’s future

Attendees overflowed into the lobby as the City Council delivered a near unanimous rebuke Wednesday of Averill Hospitality and its bid to lease or buy the City Beach RV Park.

Cd’A Tribe, state of Idaho announce historic water rights settlement

Chief Allan: Deal protects homelands, ensures water reliability for all

The Coeur d’Alene Tribe and the state of Idaho announced the completion of a historic water rights settlement Thursday, ending decades of litigation in North Idaho and more than a century of uncertainty about the Tribe’s water rights.