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LPOSD elects board chair, vice chair at annual meeting
The Lake Pend Oreille Board of Trustees elected their presiding officers for the next year at its annual meeting on Tuesday.
Mission girls start 2-0; Two Eagle and Arlee split at Native American Classic
Three Lake County girls basketball programs opened their seasons this weekend at the Native American Classic in Great Falls, with Mission jumping out to a perfect 2-0 start and Two Eagle River and Arlee each earning early wins on the C.M. Russell High School hardwood.
‘No Kings’ protest set for Saturday
Thousands of “No Kings” protests are planned nationwide this Saturday, including several in North Idaho.
Rudd announces candidacy for county clerk
Retired U.S. Marine Corps Lt. Col. Roger Rudd has announced his intent to run for Bonner County Clerk.
Cowell ready for trial, new interviews come to light
The trial for a Naples woman is slated to take place Monday, Feb. 9, after a pre-trial conference confirmed both parties would be ready to proceed.
Cowell ready for trial, new interviews come to light
The trial for a Naples woman is slated to take place Monday, Feb. 9, after a pre-trial conference confirmed both parties would be ready to proceed.
Gabor pleads guilty to abuse, kidnapping
A Bonner County man accused of the severe abuse and neglect of a child pleaded guilty Tuesday to the charges during a change of plea hearing.
Spirit Lake preliminary plat approved
The Bonner County Zoning Commission unanimously recommended approval of a Spirit Lake subdivision’s preliminary plat.
HB 786 gives rural schools the stability they deserve
Bobcat women cruise, Lady Griz rally falls short
BOZEMAN — Taylee Chirrick scored 16 points to lead a balanced Montana State offense and the Bobcats rolled to a 68-48 win over Northern Arizona in Big Sky Conference women’s basketball Monday.
EDIT: HB 786 gives rural schools the stability they deserve
Allyson Knapp cites experience, leadership
The Kootenai County Assessor’s Office needs leadership that employees and taxpayers can count on. That’s what Allyson Knapp believes.
EDITORIAL: Embrace the privilege, not the negative
Cd’A Council to consider hazard mitigation plan
The city council will decide on Tuesday whether to approve the 2026 Kootenai County Multi-Jurisdictional All-Hazard Mitigation Plan.
Bonners Ferry High basketball begins to gel at CDA Summer Shootout
The next iteration of the Bonners Ferry High School Boys Basketball team began to take shape at the CDA Summer Shootout last weekend.
Mayor proposing ban of kratom sales in Sandpoint
Mayor Jeremy Grimm is proposing a ban on selling kratom in city limits, which will come before the Sandpoint City Council for a public hearing and adoption on Wednesday evening.
Embrace the privilege, not the negative
Sandpoint picks next round of Silver Box art
Out with the old and in with the new, that’s the motto every summer for the city’s Silver Box art program.
I-90 exit in Mullan closed through August
Post Falls among nation's fastest-growing cities
Census: Coeur d'Alene saw population increase of 6.5%
Post Falls is one of the fastest-growing cities in the nation, according to data from the U.S. Census Bureau.