Trump doubles up with Maryland, Virginia Memorial Day events

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump booked back-to-back Memorial Day appearances despite

The World Cup kicks off June 11; locals weigh in on the tournament

MOSE LAKE—The FIFA World Cup kicks off on June 11 with host countries the United States, Canada and Mexico ready to stage the biggest event in sports. Billions will be watching worldwide and attending the many stadiums in North America’s cities staging the games – Seattle being one of them. The Columbia Basin Herald asked community members about their interest in the tournament and their predictions of a champion. As one would expect, the Mexican American fans locally expressed the greatest interest and fervor for the tournament. Rafael Torres spoke while bowling at Tin Pin in Moses Lake. He was visiting the area from Yakima for vacation. Torres is an avid fan of the Mexico team and is hopeful they will make it into the second round. Though rooting for Mexico, Torres favors Brazil to win the championship.

Global Forecast-Celsius

Global Forecast as of 23:00 GMT Saturday, January 2, 2021

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Adams County inmate roster for June 4, 2025

Information below is publicly available from the Adams County Sheriff’s Office and reflects prisoners brought into custody on the date indicated. Defendants in criminal cases are considered innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. This listing of inmates held on behalf of Adams County is current as of June 3, 2025 at 7 p.m.

PREP SWIMMING: Frosh Ford grabs gold in varsity debut

PREP SWIMMING: Frosh Ford grabs gold in varsity debut

Moon Pass expected to reopen in July

A rockslide that blocked the road over Moon Pass has been cleared and crews expect to have the roadway opened early next month, according to Shoshone County Planning and Zoning Director Jessica Stutzke.

Survey: Voters will support bond for Coeur d'Alene Fire Department

Finding will be presented to City Council on Tuesday

Grief said the results provide confidence that should the City Council approve sending an general obligation bond to voters in May, it will get the required super majority to pass.

Rathdrum City Council to reconsider Arestad property rezone request

The Rathdrum City Council will reconsider Hayden Homes’ request to rezone the 127-acre Arestad property bordered by Boekel and Meyer Roads after initially denying the request last month.

The unknown keeps you running

For me, it has given the opportunity to see places like Hawaii, Ireland, Germany and Prague from a vantage point that few know. It has led me on backcountry roads, through thick brush, along rivers, into sunsets, around waterfalls and over mountains.

Tubbs Hill work could begin soon

Bid opening May 6; public safety, forest health are priorities

A $240,000 federal grant, along with $12,000 each from the city and the Tubbs Hill Foundation, will fund the clearing and thinning of branches, thick brush, snags and downed trees. It will target 58.5 acres of the 165-acres hill that offers views of Lake Coeur d’Alene.

Rainfall aids in slowing North Idaho wildfires

Fire crews saw continued progress in their efforts to contain a series of wildfires across the region.

Basin girls soccer roundup Oct. 9 – Oct. 14

MOSES LAKE – With just over two weeks left of Basin girls soccer, teams are making their push for a spot in the postseason. See below where your favorite teams stand and their current record.

Pend Oreille Trade Cooperative chasing dreams of building a new path

Rebecca Linck had just wrapped up a Facebook conversation about the affordability and future of North Idaho, but one of the comments wouldn’t escape her mind.

Stutzke, BOCC considering budget restoration following SRS passage

EDITORIAL: CDA police drive down crime in 2025

Warrant arrests this year in Coeur d’Alene through November total 398, down nearly 20% from the same time frame last year.

Public works director, assistant resign in Shoshone County

North Idaho firefighters nominated for Medal of Honor

Would reflect 'the sacrifice and service displayed that day'

It’s not every year that the Coeur d’Alene Fire Department, Kootenai County Fire and Rescue, or Northern Lakes Fire District submit nominations for the Idaho Medal of Honor. But this time around, members of each department made a trip down to Boise as a united front to nominate four of their own: Battalion Chiefs Frank Harwood (KCFR) and John Morrison (CDAFD), CDAFD firefighter Dave Tysdal, and NLFD Captain Fritz Wiedenhoff.

High School Sports Preview: Giulio takes over loaded Wildcat squad

High School Sports Preview: A year old, a year wiser for Wallace