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Coeur d'Alene council spending plan advances
Mayor emphasizes tax bill may not rise equal to proposed percentage increase
City revenue in the proposed budget includes $28.7 million in property tax revenue, an increase of $1.3 million over the previous year. The increase includes new growth of $225,000 and a 4% increase over taxes levied this fiscal year of $1,063,023 according toa staf report.
US Forecast
US Forecast for Saturday, June 13, 2020
Huskies dominate Cougars in Apple Cup
PULLMAN – On Saturday, the Huskies were victorious 59-24 over the Cougars in the 117th Apple Cup. Huskies Head Coach Jedd Fisch said the team is happy to have the Cup back in Seattle. “I thought they came out ready to play,” Fisch said. “This is a game that we had to win, we had to come out and play our best football.”
Service member brings JROTC dream to life at SHS
The JROTC program is the culmination of a dream by the one man tasked with running the program, Kyle Olmstead.
Vandals trying to avoid a spooky night in Flagstaff
The Northern Arizona Lumberjacks (5-3, 2-2 Big Sky), ranked No. 19, play host to Idaho (3-5, 1-3) tonight at 7:30 on Halloween night in front of a national audience.
EDITORIAL: Don't miss ITD's open house March 5
As it stands, ITD has come up with four options with a goal of improving traffic flow at the congested area on U.S. 95 between Ironwood Drive and Appleway Avenue. Its top choice calls for a bridge over Appleway. If that sounds like a major change, that’s because it would definitely be one.
AUG NIBJ: Financial setup key to success for small businesses
There are as many approaches to business as there are entrepreneurs, but for any small business owner, it's critical to get one thing right.
Financial setup key to success for small businesses
There are as many approaches to business as there are entrepreneurs, but for any small business owner, it's critical to get one thing right.
New regional library network forms
Community Library Network branches won’t be in new group
A new regional library network is emerging to serve patrons across North Idaho and Eastern Washington as the decades-old library consortium prepares to dissolve.
Construction workers rescued from Moyie Springs sewer lagoon
Public works officials and first responders rescued a local pair Thursday, Jan. 23, from a Moyie Mill sewer lagoon filled with toxic gas.
North Idaho city leaders highlight downtowns at Idaho Rural Success Summit
City leaders highlight importance of downtowns at Idaho Rural Success Summit
It takes a community to create a town’s identity.
Growing panes
For six decades and across three generations, Shoshone Glass and the Sawyer family have been serving the Silver Valley.
Standout athlete, high school teacher Drew Morgan dies
Drew Morgan, a former Columbia Falls standout athlete and Belgrade High School science teacher has died.
Commissioners accept Sheriff Lindsey's resignation
Hunter's death raises questions
Shoshone County interim sheriff outlines search protocols
Deputies attempted to ping the hunters’ cellphones, but the triangulated signal only indicated the phones were somewhere between Wallace and Clarkia, an area of roughly 500 square miles, Stutzke said.
Hunter's death raises questions
Shoshone County interim sheriff outlines search protocols
Deputies attempted to ping the hunters’ cellphones, but the triangulated signal only indicated the phones were somewhere between Wallace and Clarkia, an area of roughly 500 square miles, Stutzke said.
‘Flannel Fest’ warms hearts, supports Kroc Center
More than 200 people clad in flannel clothing, including a few onesies, filled the Best Western Plus Coeur d’Alene Inn on Thursday night for the Kroc Center’s “Flannel Fest” Red Kettle Gala.
IPUC approves water rate increase
Will affect nearly 4,000 people in Coeur d'Alene area
Gem State Water, owned by NW Natural Water based in Portland, Ore., operates water and wastewater utility services in the Coeur d’Alene area. It serves about 3,750 people through 1,500 connections. Its seven water systems include Bar Circle ‘S’ Water, Bitterroot Water, Diamond Bar Water, Happy Valley Water customers of Lynnwood Water, Spirit Lake East Water and Troy Hoffman.
2 levies fail in Shoshone County
Wallace School District’s $3.6M supplemental levy passes
“It is difficult to fully capture what effects this levy will have on our community, but we know for certain that it will result in a general loss of services,” Allen said. “Which services those are will likely depend on where the new administration decides to allocate the resources which are left."
Sandpoint moving toward implementing C-PACE program
The Sandpoint City Council voted 4-1 to take a step toward becoming the sixth city in Idaho to implement a C-PACE program.