Gabriel Escobar named top editor at Philadelphia Inquirer

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Veteran journalist Gabriel Escobar, who has been second in command of The Philadelphia Inquirer since 2017, has been named the top editor of the newspaper, it reported Wednesday.

Gabriel Escobar named top editor at Philadelphia Inquirer

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Veteran journalist Gabriel Escobar, who has been second in command of The Philadelphia Inquirer since 2017, has been named the top editor of the newspaper, it reported Wednesday.

Ronan woman earns national honor from American Indian Graduate Center

Amerra Webster of Ronan recently was named one of two national Students of the Year.

Festival named chamber's top business for August

SANDPOINT — The Festival at Sandpoint was named Business of the Month by the Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce.

The Latest: Czech soccer league restarts after 73-day halt

The Latest on the effects of the coronavirus outbreak on sports around the world:

Big Mountain Road pavement preservation project resumes

MDT announces start date for 2024 construction

The Montana Department of Transportation (MDT), in partnership with Knife River, is expected to resume construction on Big Mountain Road north of Whitefish, beginning in early June. This year, work will occur between Smith Road and Glades Drive and include pavement overlay activities and additional digouts for sections of the road that are in need of repair.

Big Mountain Road pavement preservation project resumes

The Montana Department of Transportation, in partnership with Knife River, is expected to resume construction on Big Mountain Road north of Whitefish, beginning in early June. This year, work will occur between Smith Road and Glades Drive and include pavement overlay activities and additional digouts for sections of the road that are in need of repair.

Analysis: Commitment in football is simply self-preservation

College football needs to place a moratorium on the use of the words loyalty and commitment.

Analysis: Commitment in football is simply self-preservation

College football needs to place a moratorium on the use of the words loyalty and commitment.

Australian offers free coffee, chat from his kitchen window

It all started when Rick Everett walked out of his home in Sydney and put up a sign on his kitchen window that read: “Free coffee to combat the virus.”

Jeannie Keihn The Derby Experience Of a Lifetime

Jeannie Keihn The Derby Experience Of a Lifetime

Cuba relaxes coronavirus restrictions 7 months into pandemic

HAVANA (AP) — Cuba relaxed coronavirus restrictions Monday in hopes of boosting its economy, allowing shops and government offices to reopen and welcoming locals and tourists at airports across the island except in Havana.

Cuba relaxes coronavirus restrictions 7 months into pandemic

HAVANA (AP) — Cuba relaxed coronavirus restrictions Monday in hopes of boosting its economy, allowing shops and government offices to reopen and welcoming locals and tourists at airports across the island except in Havana.

4 killed, 15 injured after German man drives car into crowd

BERLIN (AP) — A man zig-zagged an SUV at high speed through a pedestrian zone in the southwestern German city of Trier on Tuesday, killing four people, including a 9-month-old child, and seriously injuring 15, officials said.

George W. Miles

May 26, 1941 – June 3, 2017

NEIGHBORHOOD OF THE WEEK — Summer living on Lake Cd’A: Part 5

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Darrick Johnson injured in this weekend's Iron Dog snowmobile race

Deb McLean is no motorcycle or snowmobile expert, she conceded on Monday.

Holiday events ready to begin

The 2013 Coeur d'Alene Resort Holiday Light Show will illuminate Coeur d'Alene with 1.5 million lights from Nov. 22 to Jan. 1.

Early birds get the win

Really BIG Raffle grand prize goes to Liberty Lake resident

COEUR d'ALENE - For about 10 years, Margaret Polla has tried her luck in the North Idaho College Foundation's Really BIG Raffle.