Hawks await playoff fate

The playoff fate of the Blue Hawks is in the hands of others as Northern conference teams head into the final week of regular season play, but you won’t find coach Jared Koskela and his scrappy young squad fretting about it. They just want to play another day, whichever way they have to do that.

Health Corridor: Hospital's long-range plan comes into focus

The windows of the Kootenai Health administration conference room along U.S. 95 opened up an afternoon view to the east, where the hum of traffic buzzed with intermittent roars of heavy trucks and speeding cars.

Legals for October, 22 2021

Legals for October, 29 2021

A healthy partnership

Linda Cornutt counts her blessings.

24 hours of nonstop ice hockey fundraiser

24 hours of nonstop ice hockey fundraiser

24 hours of nonstop ice hockey fundraiser

State senator forms PAC to oppose Obama

McConnell eyes virus aid as evictions, benefits cuts loom

WASHINGTON (AP) — An eviction moratorium is lifting. Extra unemployment benefits are ending. Parents are being called to work, but schools are struggling to reopen for fall as the

McConnell eyes virus aid as evictions, benefits cuts loom

WASHINGTON (AP) — An eviction moratorium is lifting. Extra unemployment benefits are ending. Parents are being called to work, but schools are struggling to reopen for fall as the

Park biologists say they're winning the lake trout war

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Coeur d’Alene High announces

Congressman Fulcher Opposes Yesterday’s “Relief” Package

Labeled by Senate Democrat Leadership as “one of the most progressive pieces of legislation in decades,” the “COVID-19 relief” legislation passed on a party-line vote through House on February 27th, then through the Senate on March 6th, and again, passed on party lines in the House today-- now going on to President Biden’s desk to be signed into law.

Polson whips Flathead, Glacier routs Hellgate

In non-conference softball play at Kidsports Complex, the Polson Pirates won a 19-1 romp over the Flathead Bravettes on Thursday.

PREP FOOTBALL: Bonners Ferry tackles Priest River in highly anticipated matchup

PREP FOOTBALL: Bonners Ferry tackles Priest River in highly anticipated matchup

State income tax break a boon to all Idahoans

On Monday of this week, 53 of 70 Idaho elected legislators in the House of Representatives voted for HB548 to reduce your family and business income tax burden! Every Idahoan, their family and/or employer or business will participate in the income tax rate reduction. This tax break is for all Idahoans whether your income rate is in the lowest bracket at 1.6 percent, in the middle at 5.1 percent or the top at 7.4 percent. This will leave additional money in your pocket for family purchases, business investment and overall Idaho economic stimulation.

Carolina Panthers could use McCaffrey's help in red zone

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — The Carolina Panthers miss Christian McCaffrey, particularly in the red zone.

Park visitation up but finances weak across US

State parks are looking at serious cuts, higher fees

HELENA, Mont. - Closed parks, fewer services and more volunteer help are some of the ways states are coping with steep budget cuts that could limit vacations and long summer weekends for campers and outdoor lovers seeking recreation closer to home. Nationally Park Service budgets have also been hit, but the changes shouldn't be as noticeable.

Class C Boys: Charlo tops Two Eagle

In a key Western 14C matchup, Charlo downed Two Eagle 66-54 on Friday, Jan. 26, as Karson Cox and Hayden Hollow each put on a show for the Viking home crowd.