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Council to discuss street projects, MOA with Ponderay
The City Council is set to tackle another monster agenda, headlined by street projects and a memorandum of agreement with Ponderay at its Wednesday meeting.
Trial approaches for family charged with poaching
The case of a married couple and their adult son accused of poaching four mountain lions and eight bobcats across three counties in North Idaho is expected to go before a jury in June.
KCRCC gives half its cash to Idaho GOP
Committee chair, other officers to be selected Thursday
In an unprecedented move, the Kootenai County Republican Central Committee voted over the weekend to give half its funds, totaling about $64,000, to the Idaho State Republican Party, days before newly elected precinct committeemen are scheduled to vote on new leadership.
Council tables kratom ban indefinitely
The City Council unanimously voted to table Mayor Jeremy Grimm’s proposed prohibition on the sale of kratom products on Wednesday evening.
Woman charged with animal cruelty
A woman was arrested this week on animal cruelty charges related to a dog boarding facility she once managed, which was shut down two years ago following a dog’s death.
LPOSD sets annual budget
The Lake Pend Oreille School Board unanimously approved the $74.2 million general fund budget for the upcoming fiscal year on Tuesday evening.
Canfield Mountain shooting recalled a year later
The eyes of the world were on Coeur d’Alene on June 29, 2025, when a gunman shot three fighters, killing two and grievously wounding a third, in what police described as a “premeditated ambush” on Canfield Mountain.
LPOSD sets annual budget
The Lake Pend Oreille School Board unanimously approved the $74.2 million general fund budget for the upcoming fiscal year on Tuesday evening.
Woman charged with animal cruelty
A woman was arrested this week on animal cruelty charges related to a dog boarding facility she once managed, which was shut down two years ago following a dog’s death.
Mustangs erupt late to down Range Riders
BILLINGS — Adam Cootway drove in seven runs and the Billings Mustangs pulled away late for a 22-7 win over the Glacier Range Riders in Pioneer League baseball Friday at Dehler Park.
Grant County Jail Roster for May 18, 2026
This list shows current inmates who were arrested by Grant County law enforcement agencies on May 13. Grant County inmates are housed at the Grant County Jail.
Council tables kratom ban indefinitely
The City Council unanimously voted to table Mayor Jeremy Grimm’s proposed prohibition on the sale of kratom products on Wednesday evening.
Fire danger high amid hot, dry conditions
Dangerous conditions could be fueled by strong winds
The same hot, windy weather that sent people to the beach in droves Friday poses a risk of wildfire with little sign of letting up.
Wallace man charged following multiple violent incidents
Fire danger high amid hot, dry conditions
Dangerous conditions could be fueled by strong winds
The same hot, windy weather that sent people to the beach in droves Friday poses a risk of wildfire with little sign of letting up.
Shoshone County investigating 'swatting' incident
Flathead business Watercooler
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The Latest: Miami mayor sets curfew, closes some businesses
MIAMI — The mayor of Florida’s most populous county has issued a new overnight curfew and will close some businesses that reopened in June.
THE FRONT ROW with MARK NELKE: A new format, just like the old days
And if state basketball tournaments are eventually expanded from eight to 12 teams, or a play-in round is added to determine spots 5-8 – that could cause even more tinkering at the district/regional level.
Range Riders struggle in series with Oakland
After returning to Glacier Bank Park from their first road trip of the season, the Glacier Range Riders might be looking forward to their next road trip after dropping the series finale at home to the Oakland Ballers, 8-4 on Sunday.