Silver Valley woman changes plea in child abuse case

‘Women of Impact’ talk diversity

For years after Blair Williams lost the ability to walk, she said she was reluctant to identify herself as disabled.

PHD aims to revitalize clinic

Director Erik Ketner outlines proposed $12M budget for 2027

Panhandle Health District leaders revealed during a Tuesday meeting with Kootenai County commissioners that they plan to revitalize PHD’s clinic and double services without asking for additional county funding.

“We Just Want to Go Home”

Silver Valley gathers to honor 91 miners lost in the 1972 Sunshine Mine Disaster

Fish and Game begins grizzly research trapping

Part of effort to study population, movement in North Idaho

Biologists with the Idaho Department of Fish and Game are researching the use of traps to capture grizzly bears in Boundary County and parts of Bonner County as part of ongoing efforts to monitor the grizzly bear population.

Faith leader panel speaks in support of 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.

‘Women of Impact’ talk diversity

For years after Blair Williams lost the ability to walk, she said she was reluctant to identify herself as disabled.

PHD aims to revitalize clinic

Director Erik Ketner outlines proposed $12M budget for 2027

Panhandle Health District leaders revealed during a Tuesday meeting with Kootenai County commissioners that they plan to revitalize PHD’s clinic and double services without asking for additional county funding.

“We Just Want to Go Home”

Silver Valley gathers to honor 91 miners lost in the 1972 Sunshine Mine Disaster

Sandpoint 10U softball all-stars make memories in District 1 tournament

The Sandpoint 10U All-Star softball team finished second in the District 1 Little League tournament, forming lifelong bonds along the way.

Family disputes BCSO account of fatal shooting

After a press release centered on a fatal Sunday shooting, the family of the man killed is raising questions about the legitimacy of the Bonner County Sheriff’s Office public account of the incident.

UM Study: One rural county’s economic recipe to thrive

A new University of Montana study suggests the answer in one Montana county lies in overlapping investments in education, civic life and local relationships.

No handshakes at meet and greet? Tech show adapts to virus

LONDON (AP) — A major European technology trade fair has a low-tech idea for reducing virus risks: go hands-free.

No handshakes at meet and greet? Tech show adapts to virus

LONDON (AP) — A major European technology trade fair has a low-tech idea for reducing virus risks: go hands-free.

No handshakes at meet and greet? Tech show adapts to virus

LONDON (AP) — A major European technology trade fair has a low-tech idea for reducing virus risks: go hands-free.

No handshakes at meet and greet? Tech show adapts to virus

LONDON (AP) — A major European technology trade fair has a low-tech idea for reducing virus risks: go hands-free.

Ephrata super wants to ensure voters informed on EP&O levy

EPHRATA – As February 11 draws closer, Ephrata School District Superintendent Ken Murray says he wants to make sure voters in the district have what they need to make an informed decision regarding the school district’s education programs and operations levy. The levy is set to replace the current levy that expires this year.

BLM: Migrating eagle population peaked early this year

The annual migration of bald eagles to Lake Coeur d’Alene to feed on spawning kokanee is past its peak, according to the Bureau of Land Management.

Community businesses come together to create new play area at St. Ignatius Middle School

Local businesses have come together to help make St. Ignatius School District's dream of a new open-space play area a reality.

The Latest: N. Macedonia records new record daily infections

SKOPJE, North Macedonia — North Macedonia has registered a new record number of daily coronavirus infections for the third consecutive day, with more than half the country’s 2.1 million people under an 80-hour near-total lockdown.