JROTC cadets prepare for Memorial Day ceremonies

Students in the Marine Corps JROTC Program at Kellogg High School have been busy over the past few days as they prepare for Memorial Day.

Legislators meet in Hayden to examine how family laws are applied

State legislators are examining how laws are applied in family law cases across Idaho.

Dose: "Let the people decide"

The Shoshone County Commissioners met Thursday evening with County Clerk Lori Osterberg to discuss the county’s upcoming budget. What began as a routine meeting ended abruptly after a commissioner proposed a controversial solution to address deep cuts to the sheriff’s office.

Legislators meet in Hayden to examine how family laws are applied

State legislators are examining how laws are applied in family law cases across Idaho.

Badgers advance to state tournament

The Bonners Ferry Badgers boys' basketball team is headed to Eagle for the 3A state tournament with hopes to defend its title after a Feb. 24 district championship win.

Silver Valley Sports: Storey of the Year

It was 10 days ago when Colton Storey capped off a stellar season by winning the 113-pound championship at the 3A State Wrestling Championships in Pocatello, but the sophomore sensation already has his eyes on repeating – or even three-peating over the coming years.

Shoshone county struggles to staff jail

Shoshone County Sheriff Holly Lindsey and Undersheriff Lance Stutzke went before the county commissioners on Wednesday to discuss what they’re calling a “dire” concern.

Living water: Silver Valley church honors former pastor

Just over one year ago, the Silver Valley was hit hard following the loss of Real Life Ministeries’ Pastor Gene Jacobs, but over the past few weeks, the church and community came up with a wonderful way to honor Jacobs’ legacy.

Audit issues continue to plague WBCSD

The West Bonner County School District has been advised by the Idaho Department of Education that it may withhold further funding if the district did not submit its fiscal year 2025 audit by Nov. 15.

Zabel seeks District 1 U.S. House seat

Running as an independent, Sarah Zabel is seeking election to the U.S. House of Representatives in Idaho’s District 1, challenging incumbent Republican Russ Fulcher.

Former commissioner, residents share differing views on county leadership

Post Falls man charged with terrorism

A Post Falls man accused of smashing windows with a baseball bat at the Kootenai County Sheriff’s Office and threatening law enforcement over the weekend will undergo a mental health evaluation, a judge ordered Monday.

Son charged with killing elderly mother

Suspect arrested before flight to China

Police have arrested a man accused of attacking and fatally injuring his elderly mother last September, apprehending the suspect as he prepared to fly to China, according to the Coeur d’Alene Police Department.

PREP GOLF: Three Badgers place in top 25 at state

Son charged with killing elderly mother

Suspect arrested before flight to China

Police have arrested a man accused of attacking and fatally injuring his elderly mother last September, apprehending the suspect as he prepared to fly to China, according to the Coeur d’Alene Police Department.

TRAVEL: Sasquatch can't overcome mistakes in loss to Loggers

A late-game rally powered by Sandpoint High rising junior Blake Bogadi wasn't enough to push the Sandpoint Sasquatch 17U past the Libby Loggers A 18U in an 11-5 loss on Tuesday evening.

Make room on Mt. Rushmore: Gillman leads next wave of Griz running backs

Eli Gillman was asked about his Mt. Rushmore of running backs after practice Monday, and he spent half his choices on teammates that are (or were) in the Montana Grizzlies running back room: Younger brother Monte Gillman and Nick Ostmo.

PREP VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP: Clark Fork battles past Kootenai Classical in opener

One of Clark Fork head coach Lyndsie Kiebert-Carey's goals for 2026 was to finish off games when the Wampus Cats were leading, and through one game, they’ve done just that.

Hawaii: Where travelers find the 'spirit of aloha'

(ARA) - Vacation season will be here before you know it and if you're thinking about visiting Hawaii, now is the time to start planning your trip. Because the weather is so beautiful in the summertime, and people have more time to spend on a trip, it's one of the most popular times of year to visit the islands.

Celebrate freedom, prosperity of Idaho’s Right to Work law

This Labor Day, we celebrate America’s