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.

Past Coeur d'Alene mayors share wisdom

Past Coeur d'Alene mayors share wisdom

A few hundred people attended the Coeur d’Alene Regional Chamber eventat The Coeur d’Alene Resort. It was billed as a “Legacy and Leadership” as the mayor’s outlined mayoral challenges, accomplishments and what they learned along the way.

Coeur d'Alene councilors sound off during workshop

Juneteenth may be added as a paid holiday

Dan Gookin said he would like to see improved communication, public safety remaining a priority and suggested the city hire another buildiung inspector. “I think we could do more to expedite our service,” he said.

Basin volleyball roundup Oct. 14-20

MOSES LAKE – The final stretch in the 2025 Basin volleyball season is here. Up to this point, local teams have been doing everything they can to put themselves in a position to make a push for the postseason. See below where your favorite teams stand and their current record.

Jerry Staub pens book of poetry to reflect feelings on war

Jerry Staub pens book of poetry to reflect feelings on war

The Kootenai County man wanted to tell the stories of the Vietnam War from the standpoint of those who were there. He wanted to tell it stories through their eyes. He wanted to show his respect “for all the men and women who risked their lives amidst the boredom, fear, and abject terror that was Vietnam.”

McGrane: Outside money influencing local elections

Expect continue influx of California retires to Kootenai County

McGrane was in Kootenai County to watch the canvassing of votes. He said the voting tallies were accurate and there is strong voter confidence in the integrity of Idaho elections. “Idaho is in a really good place,” he said.

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Henry Suitter, 9, launches 'Downtown Bugle' in Coeur d'Alene

The son of Jesse and Sarah Suitter launched the free Downtown Bugle a few weeks ago. It is delivered free to family and friends and is gaining distribution points.

McGrane: Outside money influencing local elections

Expect continued influx of California retirees to Kootenai County

McGrane was in Kootenai County to watch the canvassing of votes. He said the voting tallies were accurate and there is strong voter confidence in the integrity of Idaho elections. “Idaho is in a really good place,” he said.

Coeur d'Alene councilor: Protect police positions

Talk of holding back on filling vacant city jobs spurs Christie Wood to call for assurances it won't affect police

Wood said it can take 18 months or even longer from the time a new police officer is hired before they can go on duty. A hiring hold could mean it takes even longer for an officer to be in the field.

Wildkats built big lead in win over Polson

COLUMBIA FALLS — Onni Lawrence led a balanced Columbia Falls attack with 12 points, and the Wildkats built a 38-15 halftime lead en route to a 56-39 Northwest A girls basketball win over Polson Thursday.

McGrane: Outside money influencing local elections

Expect continue influx of California retires to Kootenai County

McGrane was in Kootenai County to watch the canvassing of votes. He said the voting tallies were accurate and there is strong voter confidence in the integrity of Idaho elections. “Idaho is in a really good place,” he said.

TRAVEL ROUNDUP: Sasquatch end up even after rollercoaster trip to the Palouse

Sandpoint finished 1-2 in the Sele Group of the Palouse Summer Series, missing the playoffs, but ended the weekend 2-2.

Center for New Directions empowers community

When Danette Hanson became a displaced homemaker, she faced the daunting task of returning to the workforce and the opportunity to consider what she really wanted to do with her life.

FALL SPORTS PREVIEW 2026: Badgers boys soccer seniors ready to uphold standard under Solis

While a new face is leading the Bonners Ferry High boys soccer team in 2026, as Matt Solis takes over for long-time head coach Paul Bonnell, the expectations for the program remain unchanged.

PREP FOOTBALL: Sandpoint escapes Kuna thanks to late game heroics

Yarbrough delivered from 31 yards out to give Sandpoint a 15-14 victory over Kuna and moved them to 2-0 on the season.

UK unveils 3-level lockdown plan; Liverpool at highest risk

LONDON (AP) — The British government carved England into three tiers of coronavirus risk on Monday in a bid to slow a resurgent outbreak, putting the northern city of Liverpool into the highest-risk category and shutting its pubs, gyms and betting shops.

UK unveils 3-level lockdown plan; Liverpool at highest risk

LONDON (AP) — The British government carved England into three tiers of coronavirus risk on Monday in a bid to slow a resurgent outbreak, putting the northern city of Liverpool into the highest-risk category and shutting its pubs, gyms and betting shops.

PREP BASKETBALL: Bonners Ferry Boys make history with 10-0 start, but Girls are upended with injuries

The Badgers cruised to another tournament victory with a 47-point win in the Championship game of the Avista Holiday Tournament. They are the first Badgers basketball team to open the season 10-0 in school history.

Solid waste proposes fee increases

In a special solid waste meeting last Thursday, Bonner County commissioners and the Solid Waste Department discussed the increase of the solid waste fee schedule.