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.

'A core memory': White Pines Lacrosse takes next step with semi-pro team

That sound echoed through Eagles Ice Arena as the White Pines semi-pro lacrosse team made their debut in the Box Lacrosse League's Western Conference against the Boise Bighorns on July 11.

United Way a natural fit for executive director

Nonprofits have played a lifelong role in Roxanna Parker’s life.

Across Europe, ideas differ over whether leagues can resume

England is scrambling to find a solution to the billion-pound question: How to restart the Premier League?

Across Europe, ideas differ over whether leagues can resume

England is scrambling to find a solution to the billion-pound question: How to restart the Premier League?

Basin football round up – week 5

MOSES LAKE – October is here, and the Basin football teams have completed another week of competition. Some teams continued to show their dominance while others faced tough challenges. See below where your favorite teams stand and their current records.

ACH Warriors ready for another run to state

COULEE CITY – After falling short by three points in the state championship last season, the Almira/Coulee-Hartline Warriors (27-2) return to the court this season with the same expectations. Head Coach Graham Grindy said the standard has been set especially since they return most of last year's roster. “Bringing back what we brought back, statistically, we're bringing back a lot of our major players that led us in scoring, rebounding, defensively, all the areas. We definitely have high hopes,” Graham said.

Ponderay police honored at holiday party

Corporal David Huptich was selected by his fellow officers as the Ponderay Police Department’s ‘Officer of the Year’ for 2025 at the city’s annual holiday party.

Grab a latte, drop a needle

The Tin Snug rocks the holidays in Wallace

Glacier Nordic qualifies two for Junior Nationals in West Yellowstone

The Glacier Nordic Ski Team traveled to West Yellowstone, Montana, last weekend for the third and final Junior National Qualifier of the season.

Eagles boys fall short at home

SOAP LAKE — The Soap Lake Eagles (0-2) fell short 57-37 at home to the Cascade Christian Academy Wolverines. Head Coach Mingo Scott called the result a game of two stories. “When we were able to run our offense and get into stuff, we made positive runs and were able to score as a team. When we couldn't get into our offense, guys went one-on-one too much, and that led to turnovers and runs going the opposite direction,” Scott said. The Eagles fell behind early after a fast start by the Wolverines. CCA jumped out to a 17-2 lead before Scott called a timeout to help his players reset. From there, they were able to run their system to eventually tie the game 36-36 in the third quarter. However, after a player sprained his ankle, the Eagles scoring run stopped and the Wolverines pulled away in the fourth quarter to seal the win.

Tigers defeat Jacks in Battle of the Basin

QUINCY — The Ephrata Tigers overcame the Quincy Jacks in a 38-36 nailbiter dual on the road Thursday. Head Coach Raul Tejeda was proud of his team for pulling out the win despite missing some key wrestlers. “It was tough. We didn't have a full varsity lineup. We threw in some (junior varsity wrestlers) in there, and we honestly didn't think we were going to win. This one is going to be a real tough one to get some points out there, but they came through,” Tejeda said.

Sandpoint approves parking management system

Hourly rates and implementation still up for debate

In a narrow 3-2 vote, the Sandpoint City Council approved a parking management system from IPS Group on Wednesday evening.

Petition to privatize Gozzer Ranch road denied

Highway commissioners agree move not in public's best interests

Close to 100 people packed the meeting room at the Coeur d’Alene Public Library on Monday afternoon, anticipating a ruling to squash a petition to privatize a 1.9-mile stretch of road through Gozzer Ranch.

Silver Valley Sports: Aug. 17-23

The Latest: Australian city Melbourne to lock down suburbs

MELBOURNE, Australia — Australia’s second-largest city will lock down dozens of suburbs for a month in a bid to contain the spread of coronavirus.

Snow or not, Cabin Fever Days a go

Snow or not, Cabin Fever Days will go on, Ben Shafer of the Cabin Fever Days committee said Thursday.

Ohio State-Alabama set first home-and-home football series

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) — Alabama and Ohio State have scheduled a home-and-home football series for the 2027 and 2028 seasons.

Ohio State-Alabama set first home-and-home football series

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) — Alabama and Ohio State have scheduled a home-and-home football series for the 2027 and 2028 seasons.

Ohio State-Alabama set first home-and-home football series

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) — Alabama and Ohio State have scheduled a home-and-home football series for the 2027 and 2028 seasons.