BTAA shares 2025 annual report

‘People and pets are Better Together’

Hunter, a mixed yellow lab, can attribute living his best life to Better Together Animal Alliance.

Faith panel supports separation of church and state

The separation of church and state is a foundational principle in the United States, and faith leaders from around North Idaho recently joined the Bonner County Human Rights Task Force to discuss the issue.

Law enforcement leaders address Worley residents

Kootenai County Sheriff Bob Norris and Coeur d’Alene Tribal Police Chief Rob Wienclaw fielded questions from community members Thursday night during a town hall meeting.

Museum of North Idaho opens for summer in old Roxy Theater

Hopes to move into permanent home in October.

Museum staff, helped by volunteers, spent a few weeks cleaning up and moving some of its collection to the site of the old Roxy Theater.

Silver Valley Sports: Aug. 22 - 24

Fall Sports are back

NIC trustees OK property purchase, indoor practice space

Property details under wraps for now, Swayne says

'Much more than basketball'

Tourney nets $10K for cancer support

‘Everywhere’ is Bear County': Tribal game warden chief advises removing attractants to keep the bears away

When a good smell of pizza wafts over their snout, a bear will follow it off the bear highway, otherwise known as a creek with cover, and that’s often when they get into trouble.

State clears district over LPOHS move

The Lake Pend Orielle School District did not violate any state laws in opting to move its alternative high school, Idaho Department of Education officials said in an Aug. 13 review of the district’s plan.

Moses Lake prepares fall sports for unpredictable air quality

MOSES LAKE — With wildfires popping up across Eastern Washington, most of the state has also felt their impact – specifically in the daily air quality. With fall sports only a couple of weeks away, Moses Lake High School Athletic Director Loren Sandhop offered some insight into how they’re navigating the unpredictable wildfire season. “Even our Lake Lifts, we’re having to take that into account,” Sandhop said. “They not only lift weights, but they go outside to do running, plyometrics and speed stuff like that.”

UN weather agency: Moderate to strong La Nina this year

BERLIN (AP) — The La Nina climate phenomenon has developed and is expected to last into next year, affecting temperatures, precipitation and storm patterns across the world, the U.N. weather agency said Thursday.

Hauck named AFCA Regional Coach of the Year

Postseason accolades continued to roll in for Montana head coach Bobby Hauck on Tuesday with the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) naming him the FCS Region 5 Coach of the Year.

Wisconsin governor signs bill ending mandatory union dues

Montana can't afford to stand still on climate change

Two facts are clear about this summer of 2021. First, it’s hot, darned hot, record-smashing hot.

Grocery Outlet holds grand opening of Post Falls location

Marked with a ribbon cutting to ‘unlock the savings,’ Grocery Outlet at Poleline Ave. and HWY 41 officially opened its doors Thursday morning.

Glacier boys tennis bests Whitefish, girls split matches

Carl Bitney and Sam Engellant led the Glacier boys doubles pairings to a 4-0 sweep of Whitefish Thursday as the Wolfpack bested the Bulldogs 6-2 overall.

Coeur d'Alene councilors like bond survey results

Amount could be set in two weeks, go to voters in May

A home with a taxable value of $426,612 after the $125,000 homeowners’ exemption would have a projected cost of $68.86 a year, or $5.74 a month, according to figures presented to the City Council on Tuesday.

BOPN fundraiser at The Resort brings in $20,000 as nonprofit recovers from windstorm

BOPN fundraiser at The Resort brings in $20,000 as nonprofit recovers from windstorm

The 32-year-old nonproit’s center of operations headquarters in St. Maries sustained serious damage in the recent windstorm. Eight aviaries were hit by falling ponderosa pines and must be rebuilt or repaired, while the Veltkamp’s home was also struck.

Busy Primary shakes up Shoshone County leadership

Busy Primary shakes up Shoshone County leadership