Spokane man arrested after confrontation by online predator-hunting group

Sandpoint Lions Club continues Fourth of July tradition

In 1953, the Sandpoint Loins Club, a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving the community, helped establish City Beach. In the years since, the organization has remained committed to giving back by hosting a Fourth of July celebration for the community.

City Council talks road safety, energy spending and police fleet

City officials covered a wide range of issues at Tuesday’s meeting, addressing safety concerns with city roads, spending for energy-efficient projects and leasing new police vehicles.

One man's effort to help save lives pays off

But the presentation of five new AED units to the Timberlake Fire Department is far more than a donation. It is a powerful example of how one family's experience can inspire a community to come together and make a lasting difference.

Republican sheriff candidate addresses 2023 DUI incident

Chris Rice was cited and released but not arrested

Republican sheriff candidate addresses 2023 DUI incident

Fire danger rises in North Idaho

Residents asked to take extra precautions while outdoors

Amid critical fire weather conditions across North Idaho, the Kootenai County Office of Emergency Management urges residents to use “extreme caution” this week and avoid activities that could spark a wildfire.

A good trade: Wallace Elks return from Montana with more than just memories

Report: Idaho crime decreased in 2025

Crime has decreased in North Idaho and across the state in the past year, according to a new report published by the Idaho State Police Bureau of Criminal Identification. However, certain types of crime saw dramatic increases in Kootenai County.

Man gets prison for stalking, aggravated assault

A man who pleaded guilty to stalking and attacking an ex will spend up to 20 years in prison.

PREP VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP: Sandpoint splits openers, Priest River falls to Bonners Ferry

PREP VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP: Sandpoint splits openers, Priest River falls to Bonners Ferry

THE FRONT ROW with MARK NELKE: Vandals in and out of portal; Boise State’s big chance

Obviously, the Vandals lost way more to the portal this year. But as we learned this season, there was still some pretty good talent left in Moscow.

Glacier National Park releases details on Day Hiker Shuttle for the Many Glacier Valley this summer

Glacier National Park has released details on how a day hiker shuttle system will work in Many Glacier this summer.

Bobcats have a few night games in 2025

BOZEMAN — Montana State plays at least nine of its 12 football games in daylight hours, as the Big Sky Conference released kickoff times for the 2025 football season on Wednesday.

USDA announces free, reduced meal income guidelines for 2025-2026 school year

Income guidelines for free and reduced-price meals for the 2025-2026 school year are now available to Idaho families for review.

Dream of new Valley View Elementary becomes reality

State awards $13 million to replace aging elementary school

Boundary County School District secures $13.2M to replace Valley View Elementary, a 76-year-old facility in Bonners Ferry. The new school, funded by HB 338, will reflect local heritage and meet modern safety standards, marking a major win for rural education in Idaho.

Key issues discussed at Wallace candidate forum

Wildcats athletics reveals 2026 Hall of Fame inductees

ELLENSBURG — On Monday, Central Washington athletics announced in a statement the names for the 2026 athletic Hall of Fame class. Jean and Joe Adams (Spirit of Central), Catie Fry (Volleyball), Zak Hill (Football), and Dr. Richard Roux (Meritorious Service).

Poor snowpack could impact 'every Idahoan'

According to the Natural Resources Conservation Service’s April report, Idaho’s snowpack peaked nearly three weeks early on March 17 at 68% of normal.

Poor snowpack could impact 'every Idahoan'

According to the Natural Resources Conservation Service’s April report, Idaho’s snowpack peaked nearly three weeks early on March 17 at 68% of normal.