Law Roundup: One person’s trash is another’s treasure

An assistant store manager ran into a spot of trouble after a clerk picked up what they deemed a bag of refuse left at the location and tossed it into the trash compactor.

Inflation dampens otherwise bright small biz holiday season

In some ways, the bustling holiday shopping season feels like a return to pre-pandemic days: More people are out and about, shopping in groups and buying for themselves as well as gifts.

PRESS CHRISTMAS FOR ALL: A heart for the homeless

“Ben” has dedicated his life to serving others. “I’m an alcoholic,” he said, as frank as he is humble. “I wanted to give back. I had taken quite a bit in life. I decided I wasn’t going to do that anymore.”

Jury finds Bigfork man guilty of assaulting Whitefish officer

Flathead County District Judge Robert Allison remanded Paul Kermit Gysler, 40, to the custody of the Sheriff’s Office following a reading of the verdict Dec. 13.

'They continue to be with us'

Many attend ceremony in Pinegrove Cemetery to honor America's heroes

Although the snow was deep upon the gravesites, it was far surpassed by the depth of gratitude for America's heroes expressed by those who gathered on a cold Saturday morning in Pinegrove Cemetery.

NIC’s future uncertain if accreditation is lost

If North Idaho College loses accreditation, two things are certain: credits earned won’t be transferable and students won’t be eligible for federal financial aid. Beyond that, the path is foggy.

PRESS CHRISTMAS FOR ALL Single dad rebuilding life with son

"There is no greater love than that of a father for his son," author Dan Brown once wrote, and this love is evident between "Timothy" and his boy.

Cd'A CHAMBER: 110th Annual Meeting and Awards Banquet

On Thursday, members of the Coeur d'Alene Regional Chamber gathered together to celebrate an amazing year at our 110th Annual Meeting and Awards Banquet.

Tribes seek U.S. help to curb Canadian mining threats to Northwestern states

Native American leaders asking for the countries to refer matter to the International Joint Commission, a U.S.-Canada partnership created to oversee water issues

Indigenous leaders from the Northwest renewed their call this week for the federal government to pressure Canada to stop additional mining activity in British Columbia, which they say contaminates waters and threatens Native American ways of life in Alaska, Montana and Idaho. As British Columbia plans to expand its profitable coal, copper and gold mining industry, Indigenous representatives met in Washington, D.C., with members of Congress and the U.S. departments of State and Interior, the Environmental Protection Agency and the Canadian consulate, they said.

Jackrabbits run past Cats

Mark Gronowski threw for two touchdowns and ran for a third and top-seeded South Dakota State dominated fourth-seeded Montana State 39-18 on a frozen field Saturday in the FCS semifinals.

Holding court: Stoyan’s 42 points leads Soap Lake to win

WILSON CREEK – Soap Lake junior Pavlo Stoyan felt like he let his Soap Lake teammates down after fouling out of Thursday’s win over Bridgeport, so he followed that up with a 42-point outing in a 68-37 win over Wilson Creek on Friday night. “It feels good after kind of disappointing my team and letting them down a bit yesterday,” Stoyan said. “It feels good to get back and get a win for them.” The Eagles hit 12 shots from beyond the arc against the Devils, with Stoyan getting things started by hitting four three-pointers in the first quarter...

PRESS CHRISTMAS FOR ALL 'I could not be more thankful'

This is the story of single mom "Violet," who has overcome more hardships than anyone should have to in one lifetime.

Legals for December, 17 2022

Legals for December, 17 2022

FCS: Bison rally past Incarnate Word

FARGO, N.D. (AP) — Kobe Johnson broke free for a 31-yard touchdown run midway through the final quarter, Dawson Weber came up with a clutch interception with just over a minute left and North Dakota State came back twice to beat Incarnate Word, 35-32 in a Football Championship Subdivision semifinal Friday night.

PRESS CHRISTMAS FOR ALL: Clothing, glasses make world of difference

This is the story of "Mark," who struggled with substance use for a long time before finally finding his faith, embracing sobriety and becoming a contributing member of society.

Tony Berns named chamber's Citizen of the Year

Lindsay Allen receives Ed Abbott Volunteer of the Year honor

Chamber honors members at annual banquet

Weekend TV/Radio highlights

Television, radio and streaming highlights for upcoming weekend.

NIC TRUSTEES: Goal is to lose accreditation

With the new motions to install Macomber and remove and place the current president of NIC on leave and re-install the inept Sebaaly shows the board of trustee members sponsored by the KRCC have only one goal: To lose accreditation for the college.

Law Roundup: Skirmish turns out to be no more than a food fight

Someone took a knife to a local man’s inflatable snowman.