ITD projects delayed due to strike

Unknown when workers will return

Several construction projects in north Idaho are seeing delays and schedule adjustments amid an ongoing labor strike involving heavy equipment operators in eastern Washington.

'A new chapter' for Silverwood

Theme Park to be acquired by Georgia-based entertainment company

Silverwood Theme Park will be acquired by Georgia-based Herschend Family Entertainment Corporation, the park announced in a press release on Wednesday. The two parties have signed an "exclusive term sheet," which outlines the terms and conditions of a potential business agreement.

Griz under home lights once

MISSOULA — Kickoff times and TV details were announced for the majority of Montana’s 12 game football season on Wednesday with the Big Sky Conference finalizing its full league slate.

Coeur d’Alene surgeon gets 40-year prison sentence for voyeurism

An orthopedic surgeon who pleaded guilty to secretly recording women and girls in the bathroom of his medical office will spend decades in prison.

THE FRONT ROW with JASON ELLIOTT: Just how long can this run last?

It’s perfectly fine. It’s only September. There’s still time.

Nasin sentenced two years of probation in City Beach assault

A man charged with several crimes related to sexual battery has been sentenced to two years of probation for an assault that occurred last year at City Beach.

A road trip and the blues lead back to a good friend

I’m not a musician, but this I know: The man can make a guitar sing. Damn, he was good. The notes rose from the guitar in his hands, filling the room and mesmerizing a small crowd. When the spotlight fell to him for a solo, he was brilliant. I was blown away at his ability. I knew he was good. I didn’t know he was this good.

'A new chapter' for Silverwood

Theme Park to be acquired by Georgia-based entertainment company

Silverwood Theme Park will be acquired by Georgia-based Herschend Family Entertainment Corporation, the park announced in a press release on Wednesday. The two parties have signed an "exclusive term sheet," which outlines the terms and conditions of a potential business agreement.

R. Cowell sentenced to 22 years

In a courtroom filled with over 25 people, a well-known Naples man who pleaded guilty to lewd conduct has been sentenced to serve 22 years in prison for the crimes.

R. Cowell sentenced to 22 years

In a courtroom filled with over 25 people, a well-known Naples man who pleaded guilty to lewd conduct has been sentenced to serve 22 years in prison for the crimes.

Idaho leads the nation in housing growth

Added 17,000 units in 2025, but renters, prospective homeowners still feeling the crunch

Idaho governor’s race: Pickens, Stegner support abortion rights ballot initiative

Births

Births

Plains superintendent receives a vote of no confidence

At the February meeting of the Plains School Board, over 70 people were in attendance, including 22 district staff members.

Kootenai County board prefers alternative to fairgrounds lease

Kootenai County commissioners fielded questions from the public about the county’s future at a town hall meeting Tuesday night.

Shoshone County Jail Captain submits resignation

DRC approves townhome project in downtown Coeur d'Alene

Blue Fern proposes another development in Coeur d'Alene

The 207 Garden Townhomes would be built on three combined lots on a half-acre of vacant land. There would be nine two-bedroom units and six three-bedroom units. There would be 30 parking spaces in garages and surface spaces.

Officials: Clover Fire ignited by ash disposal

State investigators determined official cause

A 30-acre wildfire that scorched multiple properties and caused millions of dollars in damage was ignited by a campground worker disposing of firepit ash, according to Idaho Department of Lands officials.

Kalispell Council begins search for new city manager

Kalispell City Council is expected to start the process of replacing outgoing City Manager Doug Russell on Monday.

Running with the grandkids

I can no longer outrun her over short distances. She proved this on our Labor Day family gathering in McCall when we lined up to race a distance of about 25 yards. Someone said, “Go,” and she was gone. I huffed and puffed well behind. It was kind of sad. I felt ancient.