Legion Loggers take care of Glacier AA

Intermittent rain did nothing to put a damper on Libby’s hit parade Tuesday night against Glacier AA. The Loggers busted out for six runs over the first two innings en route to a 13-8 win at Lee Gehring Field.

Thousands line I-90 for procession of fallen firefighters from Spokane back home to Coeur d'Alene

Thousands line I-90 for procession of fallen firefighters from Spokane back home to Coeur d'Alene

Thousands of people, many waving flags, lined Interstate from Spokane to Coeur d’Alene as the bodies of Battalion Chiefs John Morrison and Frank Harwood were returned home to Coeur d’Alene. Overpasses were crowded. Some pulled over on the shoulder of the highway to watch the procession of emergency motorcycles, ambulances and fire trucks.

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Martin pleads guilty to child abuse, assists in related case

A Bonner County woman charged in a child abuse case has plead guilty in the case and agreed to assist the state in a related case.

County approves election precincts, Microsoft migrations

In another short business meeting, Bonner County commissioners approved a small number of action items and discussed concerns about vandalism incidents reported in the Spirit Lake Cutoff area.

MAY NIBJ: Behind-the-scenes roles help Kootenai Health run

During a hospital stay, patients see and interact with nurses, doctors and other bedside caregivers.

MAY NIBJ: Behind-the-scenes roles help Kootenai Health run

During a hospital stay, patients see and interact with nurses, doctors and other bedside caregivers.

Butterfly Haven enchants at North Idaho State Fair

Butterfly Haven enchants at North Idaho State Fair

Hundreds of butterflies drifted and floated about inside the large enclosure, sometimes resting on the walls, which are made of netting, on brightly-colored flowers or even on the visitors who had a chance to feed them. Unlike some of the human visitors, Reed said the butterflies didn't mind the hot temperatures.

Coeur d'Alene downtown survey to begin

Possible historic district designation would not affect property rights, say officials

“Property rights are pretty much sacred here,” said Walter Burns, chair of the city’s Historic Preservation Commission. “We're recognizing that. We’re not looking to make changes or do anything that would encumber anyone’s property right.”

Local mustangs may ride in D.C. parade

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Historic oil price plunge trashes sector's profit outlook

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Amid a historic Wall Street crash it's been the energy sector that's suffering the worst selling, thanks to a double whammy of the coronavirus crisis and a price war among big crude producers.

Historic oil price plunge trashes sector's profit outlook

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Amid a historic Wall Street crash it's been the energy sector that's suffering the worst selling, thanks to a double whammy of the coronavirus crisis and a price war among big crude producers.

First-of-Its-Kind Study Finds Newark Charters Among the Most Impactful Education Approaches Studied

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PREP VOLLEYBALL: Timberlake, Lakeside post big league wins

Results from Thursday's prep volleyball matches.

An even bigger boom time

Fireworks show over Lake Coeur d'Alene to begin about 10

Fireworks will begin being ignited about 10 p.m. near The Coeur d’Alene Resort. An array of explosions and colors will go on for about 20 minutes.

New lobby turns the page on Brooks renovation

Dozens of residents packed the entryway to the Brooks Hotel for the grand reveal of their newly remodeled lobby on Thursday afternoon.

PREP FOOTBALL: Bonners Ferry thrashes Timberlake for their fifth straight win, advance to playoffs

Reeling in the years

Big One Derby has been hooking anglers more than four decades

It’s not only the thrill of the catch that brings people back to Lake Coeur d’Alene each year for the Big One Salmon Derby. Now in its 41st year, the competition has been a pillar of the local angler community.

WSD seeks public input for potential civic auditorium site use

For years, the Wallace School District (WSD) has sought ways to revitalize the Civic Auditorium, but with little success. Now, new findings about the building’s condition and the high cost of repairs may chart a controversial course for its future.