Shoshone County faces lawsuit over sheriff's levy

A civil lawsuit was filed Monday against the Shoshone County Board of Commissioners by a Silver Valley resident, alleging violations of Idaho’s open meeting laws.

Area cuts to Medicare Advantage plans leave seniors with few options

Seniors across North Idaho received a startling notice about their Medicare Advantage plans earlier this month, alerting them that their plan would no longer be available next year.

Area cuts to Medicare Advantage plans leave seniors with few options

Seniors across North Idaho received a startling notice about their Medicare Advantage plans earlier this month, alerting them that their plan would no longer be available next year.

JULY NIBJ: Kellogg State Farm changes hands

Jennifer Chandler has taken over the Kellogg State Farm office, offering both insurance and financial services to customers throughout Shoshone County. Chandler is replacing Anita Wardwell, who successfully ran the agency since the early 2000s.

Kellogg State Farm changes hands

Jennifer Chandler has taken over the Kellogg State Farm office, offering both insurance and financial services to customers throughout Shoshone County. Chandler is replacing Anita Wardwell, who successfully ran the agency since the early 2000s.

'You can only do less with less'

Shoshone County Sheriff's Office faces nearly $1 million in budget cuts

Funding woes continue to grip Shoshone County, with the sheriff’s office facing nearly $1 million in proposed budget cuts.

‘All options’ on table for Citylink’s future

Kootenai County commissioners are weighing “all options” for the future of Citylink and putting pressure on city leaders to reconsider an agreement to shoulder more responsibility for public transit services that they turned down last year.

SCSO, BOCC talk jail staffing issues

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.

FRIDAY EDIT: Art makes Coeur d'Alene, and the world, a better place

Residents and visitors are invited to enjoy opportunities to explore the visual arts, music, theatre, literature, and cultural heritage that make Coeur d’Alene thrive.

City moves forward with contract for next downtown revitalization phase

Mayor Jeremy Grimm broke two tie votes to move forward with the design phase of the Downtown Revitalization Phase No. 3 at the City Council’s Wednesday meeting.

P&Z recommends STR code change to council

The Planning and Zoning commission recommended the changes to the city’s short-term rental ordinance to the City Council in a reluctant, but unanimous vote.

P&Z recommends STR code change to council

The Planning and Zoning commission recommended the changes to the city’s short-term rental ordinance to the City Council in a reluctant, but unanimous vote.

Selkirk Fire to consider needs assessment results, recommendations

Low call volume is the only reason Selkirk Fire Rescue and EMS hasn’t seen a bad outcome when responding to emergencies, according to Chief Tim Nowak of EMSllc.

Selkirk Fire to consider needs assessment results, recommendations

Low call volume is the only reason Selkirk Fire Rescue and EMS hasn’t seen a bad outcome when responding to emergencies, according to Chief Tim Nowak of EMSllc.

FAST FIVE: The Silver Valley's biggest champion, Juli Zook

FAST FIVE: The Silver Valley's biggest champion, Juli Zook

Polson’s Morgan Delaney wins Libby Invitational

Led by Polson’s Morgan Delaney, Montana girls held the top four individual places at the Libby Invitational cross country meet held Saturday.

Legals for April, 17 2024

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Savage Heat continue to impress

CHARLO – The Hot Springs Savage Heat rolled to their seventh win over the weekend, besting the Charlo Vikings on the road.