ISP makes trafficking arrest in Shoshone County

A Montana man is facing felony trafficking charges after a traffic stop led to the seizure of more than 80 grams of methamphetamine.

EDITORIAL: Hospice Thrift Store deserves a home

Inflation and increasing costs have affected everyone, but they have hit nonprofits particularly hard. To provide money for the people they are trying to help, they can’t afford to pay high rent costs. Nonprofits need a good deal on rental space and for the most part they get it. The Post Falls Hospice Thrift Store, however, is in a situation in which the property owner is planning major renovation which will lead to rising rent. And as Hospice of North Idaho has learned, quality commercial inventory has become harder to find.

Early snow a good sign for North Idaho ski hills

Hopes for early openings rise

“The frosted peaks were a welcome sight this weekend, about a week earlier than our first snow last year,” Colburn said. “Our crews are busy getting the mountain ready for opening day, which is scheduled for Nov. 28. If the snow continues to pile up, we won't rule out an early opening."

National Civics Bee lands in Idaho for first time

Opportunity available to all Bonner County middle school students

When most think about high school competition, athletics comes to mind, but for the first time, students across Idaho will get a chance to compete in a battle of civics.

Sheriff Eddy names undersheriff

Travis Skinner will assume second in command

Kellogg council honors officers following Wallace shooting

Ponderay council passes local option and occupancy tax ordinances

The City Council unanimously passed two ordinances to implement voter approved tax increases centered on tourism and improving the city’s infrastructure.

Coeur d'Alene demonstrators remember Jan. 6

As a wintry mix of snow and freezing rain began to fall on Tuesday, about a dozen people stood in solidarity along Government Way. They held signs printed large enough to be read by passing traffic, with varying slogans accompanied by the words “signs of fascism.”

Mission/Charlo and Arlee wrestlers earn podium finishes

Lake County wrestling programs were well represented Saturday at the Bob Kinney Classic, with athletes from Arlee and the Mission/Charlo cooperative turning in multiple podium finishes at Superior High School.

Expert warns of ice dams as temps lower

With nighttime temperatures dropping below freezing and expected precipitation on the way, Daniel Ford, owner of Wintershield, is warning of potential ice dams forming across the region.

Change of plea set in Gabor case

A Bonner County resident facing severe allegations of child abuse and kidnapping is expected to enter a plea on the charges during a March 10 status conference.

City approves wastewater service to French Gulch area

The City Council has approved Coeur d’Alene Wastewater Director Mike Anderson’s request to authorize wastewater services to seven existing single-family residential parcels in the French Gulch area.

Cataldo bridge project enters final phase

Cost pegged at $31M

Public invited to open house about Whitefish Rail Crossing Study

The Whitefish Public Works Department invites the public to attend an open house to learn about the Whitefish Rail Corridor Crossing Study and proposed design alternatives.

Guzzi forfeits county clerk candidacy

SANDPOINT — In an unforeseen turn of events, Bonner County clerk candidate JoAnne Guzzi has resigned from the race, citing similarities between her candidacy and component Roger Rudd as the main reason.

Guzzi forfeits county clerk candidacy

SANDPOINT — In an unforeseen turn of events, Bonner County clerk candidate JoAnne Guzzi has resigned from the race, citing similarities between her candidacy and component Roger Rudd as the main reason.

Pride in the Park is Saturday

EDITORIAL: If schools matter, teachers must be prioritized

EDITORIAL: If schools matter, teachers must be prioritized

Kiley pleads guilty to manslaughter

A Sandpoint man named in the death of his grandfather has pleaded guilty to manslaughter charges, vacating his jury trial that was slated to occur later this month. A Sandpoint man named in the death of his grandfather has pleaded guilty to manslaughter charges, vacating his jury trial that was slated to occur later this month.