Area man faces hefty restitution for gold, tool theft

Yeadon must also pay $13,975 in restitution to the victim.

Libby man accused in police chase sentenced

Izack Thomas Howe, 18, was charged with two felony counts of criminal endangerment...

Libby woman sentenced on drug charge; enters treatment court

Salli Suzanne Bosma, 39, received a 10-year suspended sentence from Judge Matt Cuffe after pleading guilty...

Legals for March, 12 2024

Tigers roar onto the diamond

Ephrata opens season with wins over Orting, Quincy

EPHRATA — The Ephrata Tigers opened the 2024 season with two wins on Saturday, defeating Orting and Quincy at home with scores of 3-1 in both outings. “We had great pitching in both of those games,” Ephrata Head Coach David Tempel said. “Our pitchers were able to minimize big innings from the other team in both games; we gave up an early run, and then they were able to settle in and all three guys played really great for us.”

Moses Lake Wrestling Club takes sixth at folkstyle state tournament

MOSES LAKE – The Moses Lake Wrestling Club took sixth as a team with 131 points at last month’s Washington State Wrestling Association’s folkstyle state tournament, seeing 29 wrestlers reach the podium at the Tacoma Dome.

Deena Vietzke: Othello’s 2023 Woman of the Year

OTHELLO — Othello resident and Port of Othello Commissioner Deena Vietzke was awarded the 2023 Woman of the Year honor during the Greater Othello Chamber of Commerce’s Annual Awards Banquet Feb. 23 as recognition for her positive impact on the Othello community.

Veteran skier oversees solitude of Essex trails

Gumby is a well-known presence at the Izaak Walton where he rents out the skis, oversees trail conditions, and always takes a moment to ask visitors what conditions were like up to Marion Lake or Dickey Creek.

Legals for March, 11 2024

Helmszz Deep Ink opens in Hayden

"If you think it, they can draw it" is the theme of Helmszz Deep Ink now open at 9045 N. Hess St. (Unit C) in Hayden.

CDA Regional Chamber 2024 Scholarship Program

Coeur d’Alene Tribe continues support for third year

“Education has always been a top priority for the Coeur d’Alene Tribe, and in these uncertain times, it is even more critical to support our students. That is why the Tribe continues to step up and challenge the business community to join us in supporting our students,” said Allan.

Legals for March, 10 2024

St. Patrick's Day celebrations coming up

'Best Legs in a Kilt Contest' at All Things Irish is today

Coeur d'Irish by the Rotary Club of Coeur d'Alene is scheduled 6 p.m. March 16 at The Coeur d'Alene Resort. It will include Irish dancers, food, whiskey, rinks, games and live music by Deep Roots.

The Snake Pit: 'still standing after 140 years'

Enaville landmark gets new owners

Times have changed a lot over the last 140 years, but in Enaville, there’s been one constant: The Snake Pit. It’s been a saloon, railroad layover, hotel, logging landmark, brothel, and restaurant.

The Snake Pit: 'still standing after 140 years'

Enaville landmark gets new owners

Times have changed a lot over the last 140 years, but in Enaville, there’s been one constant: The Snake Pit. It’s been a saloon, railroad layover, hotel, logging landmark, brothel, and restaurant.

Northwest Notes March 8, 2024

Notes on Spokane Velocity soccer and Big Sky basketball postseason honors for former NIC Cardinal Julius Mims.

NonStop Local KHQ/SWX and KREM 2/KSKN 22 to Broadcast Spokane Velocity FC Games

"The Eastern Washington and North Idaho Spokane Velocity FC fan will be able to directly view home and away matches from the comfort of their living room through our two local linear partners."

Legals for March, 8 2024

Logan Health’s CycleMT event raises over $111,000 for children with medical challenges

Through the peer-to-peer fundraising efforts of each participant, and the support of sponsors including Town Pump, Glacier Bank, Stockman Bank, Summit Beverage, Altana Federal Credit Union and Glacier Electric, the March 2 event was able to raise over $111,000 to help children and their families, according to a release sent by Logan Health officials.

Legislative session proving unexpectedly busy

What started as a slow session has quickly become one of our busiest in recent memory. As of the end of last week, we have already introduced roughly 100 more bills than last year, with 140 more than last year being prepared by our bill drafting office. At the end of this week, the afternoon committees in the House have been closed down for bill introductions and any new bill proposals are required to be introduced by one of the privileged morning committees or by the Ways and Means Committee.