Current, former NHL players form Hockey Diversity Alliance

Seven current or former black NHL players formed the Hockey Diversity Alliance on Monday, creating another avenue to fight racism and intolerance in the sport.

Current, former NHL players form Hockey Diversity Alliance

Seven current or former black NHL players formed the Hockey Diversity Alliance on Monday, creating another avenue to fight racism and intolerance in the sport.

SOFTBALL ROUNDUP: The North make Summer River Bash title game to close out season

While The North 16U/18U weren't able to prevail in the Summer River Bash championship game, they sent themselves off on an incredibly high note last weekend.

SOFTBALL ROUNDUP: The North make Summer River Bash title game to close out season

While The North 16U/18U weren't able to prevail in the Summer River Bash championship game, they sent themselves off on an incredibly high note last weekend.

SOFTBALL ROUNDUP: The North take one game, tie twice in Kate Austin tournament

The North 16/18U battled through five games in the 13th annual Kate Austin in the Tri Cities, going 1-2-2 last weekend.

SOFTBALL ROUNDUP: The North take one game, tie twice in Kate Austin tournament

The North 16/18U battled through five games in the 13th annual Kate Austin in the Tri Cities, going 1-2-2 last weekend.

Coeur d'Alene police chief: Illegal fireworks hard to stop

Cd'A officers issued three citations, 14 warnings for fireworks violations last year

The loud explosions from aerial fireworks on and around the July 4 and Jan. 1 holidays has led some residents to call for the city to do something. They have said fireworks frighten pets, create fire hazards, affect military members with PTSD and in general disturb the peace.

Riders win 2nd straight as Schafer shuts down Ballers

TJ Clarkson hit a two-run single in the third and Jack Lynch added one more run in the sixth as the Glacier Range Riders grabbed their second straight win over the Oakland Ballers 3-2 Friday at Glacier Bank Park.

Fritz goes deep twice, Voyagers down Range Riders

AJ Fritz hit a three-run home run in the top of the ninth to seal an 8-4 victory for the Great Falls Voyagers over the Glacier Range Riders Friday at Glacier Bank Park.

TRAVEL ROUNDUP: Sasquatch notch fourth place finish at Big Bucks Tournament

Thanks to an offensive explosion and an excellent day on the mound from Andrew Aexel, the Sandpoint Sasquatch split four games at the Big Bucks Tournament in Libby, Montana.

TRAVEL ROUNDUP: Sasquatch notch fourth place finish at Big Bucks Tournament

Thanks to an offensive explosion and an excellent day on the mound from Andrew Aexel, the Sandpoint Sasquatch split four games at the Big Bucks Tournament in Libby, Montana.

McEvers breaks tie vote on HREI lease

Nonprofit gets three-year deal despite not paying rent

Jeanette Laster, HREI director, said she was grateful to the city leadership that voted to allow the nonprofit to continue in its current space. “Under critical budget times, we should expect healthy discussions centered around matters that impact funding,” she wrote in an email to The Press. “There are always contingency plans. However, we have been a long -term, good-standing nonprofit with a strong impact record in the community.”

Temporary home found for feathered friends in Coeur d'Alene

Aaron Fletcher receives several offers of help after story published in The Press

Fletcher said he heard from many offering to help after his story was published in The Press on Saturday.

PREP BASEBALL: Badgers off to strong 2-1 start

The Bonners Ferry Badgers baseball team opened the season with a sweep at St. Maries last weekend and a 2-1 record overall.

FALL SPORTS PREVIEW 2026: Sandpoint boys soccer touts depth, gritty playstyle

The schedule puts a team's depth to the test, and it's one that Sandpoint teams of the past have had a problem overcoming, Sandpoint head coach Dan Anderson said. However, it's a test that Anderson believes his 2026 team is prepared to best.

Coeur d'Alene Mayor Jim Hammond will resign

Mayor plans move to Colorado to be closer to grandchildren

Hammond, 74, said he feels bad about not finishing his four-year term that began in January 2022, but his oncologist and family physician have been urging him to step down as mayor and take life at a slower pace.

Coeur d'Alene council OKs bond survey

Will gauge community support of fire department needs

The bond’s “high-water mark” for use in the survey only is $16.4 million. When proposed in May, the figure could change. It would pay for replacing fire apparatus and expansion and remodeling of fire stations.

Coeur d'Alene council OKs $151M budget

Includes 3% property tax increase, 1% in forgone taxes

Katie Ebner, finance director and treasurer, said a residential home with a taxable value of $600,000 will see a tax increase of about $1.25 a month from the overall 4% property tax increase. The budget calls for using $1.8 million from the general fund balance, leaving a projected $11.2 million unassigned fund balance at the end of fiscal year 2026 — about 19% of General Fund expenditures.

2025 Griz report to camp Thursday

The Montana Grizzlies report to fall camp Thursday with a lot of questions, even at the position that has the most experience and depth.

PUBLIC NOTICE

The July meeting of the Noxious Weed Control Board of Grant County will be held Monday, July 2, 2007, at 12:00 noon, at the Bureau of Reclamation Building, 32 "C" Street N.W., Room 321, Ephrata, Washington.