Tottenham borrows $220M; EPL clubs agree to 5 substitutes

Premier League club Tottenham is borrowing $220 million using the Bank of England's emergency pandemic loan scheme to cope with the absence of spectators and the cancellation of two NFL games it was to stage this year.

EU to unveil virus exit plan, hoping to avoid more chaos

BRUSSELS (AP) — The European Union moved Wednesday to head off a chaotic and potentially disastrous easing of restrictions that are limiting the spread of the coronavirus, warning its 27 nations to move very cautiously as they return to normal life and base their actions on scientific advice.

Family of missing woman critical of search efforts

KCSO says it did all it could to find Linda Kent, who turned up safe

The Smelterville woman, who suffers from dementia, was fishing with her family at the Cataldo Boat Launch on Sunday night but wandered off after saying that she needed to use the restroom.

North Idaho economist: Don't overreact

John Mitchell says most signs indicate a sound economy

The former chief economist for US Bank has monitored the ups and downs of the financial world for more than five decades. He doesn’t see a market crash in the cards.

Coeur d'Alene economist: Don't overreact

John Mitchell says most signs indicate a sound economy

The former chief economist for US Bank has monitored the ups and downs of the financial world for more than five decades. He doesn’t see a market crash in the cards.

PREP BASEBALL: Badgers look to bounce back after losses to reigning state champs

The Bonners Ferry Badgers varsity baseball team (3-6) had a rocky week, dropping five straight against elite competition, including last year’s Idaho Class 2A state champion Orofino Maniacs.

Economists see ups, downs in Idaho's road ahead

Economists see ups, downs for Idaho's road ahead

Wolkenhauer and Dr. John Mitchell, who taught economics at Boise State University, gave their annual economic outlook at The Coeur d’Alene Resort.

Polson boys top Libby; Bigfork stuns Whitefish

POLSON — Malakai Curley scored a game-high 14 points and Polson pulled away from Libby in the second half for a 53-39 win in a Northwest A boys basketball play-in game Thursday evening.

Houghs reflect after sale of The Roosevelt Inn closes

Houghs reflect after sale of The Roosevelt Inn closes

Blue Fern Development, based in Redmond,Wash., purchased the Roosevelt Inn and surrounding property with plans to build townhouses. It planned to sell the Roosvelt, which it did. That deal has not yet closed and the buyer not publicly named. When the sale of Roosevelt Inn was reported last year by The Press, there was public outcry because initial plans called for the inn’s demolition. Due to public outcry, online petitions, and the city getting involved, it was saved.

The pain and joy of the Manitou Incline

Some 250,000 people try this famous incline every year, which starts in the beautiful town of Manitou Springs. It goes up the Rocky Mountain near Pikes Peak. Most make it. Some turn back, likely to try again. The best can reach the top in 30 minutes or so. For normal people, an hour or more.

Coeur d'Alene's downtown market may add alcohol, but law enforcement has concerns

Concerns expressed about allowing beer, wine at family-friendly event

According to an association report, the move would boost sales for market vendors and downtown business by attracting more visitors and encouraging longer stays.

Economists see ups, downs in Idaho's road ahead

Economists see ups, downs for Idaho's road ahead

Wolkenhauer and Dr. John Mitchell, who taught economics at Boise State University, gave their annual economic outlook at The Coeur d’Alene Resort.

Herndon, Rasor, Jane Sauter win GOP primaries, November elections set

In a state-level shake-up, two of the three Republican incumbents in District 1 lost in Tuesday’s May 19 primary election.

LPOSD bus driver claims state, national honors

LPOSD school bus driver Mike Crabb won first place in this year's State Bus Safety Competition and took home tenth overall at the National School Bus Safety Competition, making him one of the top 10 school bus drivers in the nation and the first bus driver from the district to compete at the national level.

FALL SPORTS PREVIEW 2026: Spartans girls soccer hungry for success in Carey's second year

The last two years of Priest River girls' soccer have been, to use head coach Danielle Carey's wording, rough.

BASIN SPORTS SCHEDULE: Feb. 10-16, 2026

COLUMBIA BASIN — Basketball has entered postseason play for athletes around the basin. Check out where the local athletes will be headed this week.

Kari Lake speaks in Coeur d'Alene: 'Can we get along for five months?'

Arizona Senate candidate calls for unity among Idaho's Republicans

Lake said in the next five months, Democrats and the media will try to divide Republicans and create infighting, she said.

Kari Lake speaks in Coeur d'Alene: 'Can we get along for five months?'

Arizona Senate candidate calls for unity among Idaho's Republicans

Lake said in the next five months, Democrats and the media will try to divide Republicans and create infighting, she said.

Kari Lake speaks in Coeur d'Alene: 'Can we get along for five months?'

Arizona Senate candidate calls for unity among Idaho's Republicans

Lake said in the next five months, Democrats and the media will try to divide Republicans and create infighting, she said.

Blessed be the givers in Coeur d'Alene

Pastors go undercover as homeless, then offer prayers, cash

Remington, joined by fellow Pastor John Padula, went incognito two days before Christmas, pretending to be homeless. It’s something they’ve done to gauge the human heart and hopefully, brighten someone’s day.