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WEATHER July 23-29, 2026
WEATHER July 23-29, 2026
ISP to rededicate Linda Huff memorial garden
Idaho State Police will rededicate the newly-restored Cpl. Linda Huff Memorial Rose Garden this week, 28 years after Huff died in the line of duty.
Low water supply means severe shortfalls for irrigation season
KCRCC names Ron Jacobson new chair
For the first time in a decade, the Kootenai County Republican Central Committee has a new leader.
Sandpoint launches local option tax survey
The city released a survey on Wednesday, allowing residents to give input on where they would like to see funds from a potential 1% local option tax spent.
Silver Valley woman found guilty in meth case
Low water supply means severe shortfalls for irrigation season
Lighting up the sky, the legal way
Bright lights crackling throughout the sky are a core memory for many when they recall simple traditions that embody the Fourth of July spirit.
Sheriff confirms identity of remains found in St. Joe River
Sheriff confirms identity of remains found in St. Joe River
Lighting up the sky, the legal way
Bright lights crackling throughout the sky are a core memory for many when they recall simple traditions that embody the Fourth of July spirit.
Gas prices continue to rise
WEATHER Aug. 28-Sept. 3, 2026
WEATHER Aug. 28-Sept. 3, 2026
PREP GIRLS SOCCER: Offensive explosion lifts Sandpoint past Bonners Ferry
A hat trick from Aleeya Anaya and a litany of other goals helped the Sandpoint High Bulldogs best the Bonners Ferry Badgers 10-1 at War Memorial Field on Thursday night.
Biden to exercise empathy skills in Texas visit after storms
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden will exercise his empathy skills Friday during a Texas visit with a dual mission: surveying damage caused by
Blue Ponies slow Bigfork girls offense at State A
BILLINGS — The Bigfork Valkyries’ hunt for a fourth straight trophy got a little tougher Thursday, thanks to another perennial power: The Havre Blue Ponies
Broncos hit 10-2 record with win over Davenport
RITZVILLE – The Lind-Ritzville/Sprague/Washtucna/Harrington volleyball team improved to 10-2 on the year with a 3-1 win over the Davenport Gorillas Tuesday night. The Broncos scored on 10 consecutive serves by senior Taylor Galbreath to take a sizeable lead in the fourth set en route to the team’s 3-1 win over the visiting Gorillas. “Having a big momentum run like that is huge,” Galbreath said. “It isn’t just me, I didn’t ace every point, obviously. It took our team to keep fighting every time and not letting the ball hit the ground.” The team came into Tuesday’s match riding a four-game win streak, with their last loss coming on Oct. 3 on the road to Upper Columbia Academy. With a league record of 5-1, the Broncos continue to push toward the top spot in the Northeast 2B league...
Range Riders rally twice to sweep Mobiles
Carson Hornung drove in three runs, including a walk-off two-run double in the ninth inning, as the Glacier Range Riders rallied past the RedPocket Mobiles 8-7 Sunday afternoon in Pioneer League baseball at Glacier Bank Park.
16 people sue Coeur d'Alene surgeon over camera in bathroom
Civil lawsuit also filed
Spencer Greendyke, 68, is charged with three counts of sexual exploitation of a child by preparation of sexually exploitative material and eight counts of video voyeurism, all felonies.
Huckleberry Havoc to open at Sixth Street Theater
Will the huckleberries be saved? Will the pie recipe be found? And will the dastardly villain ever get a joke to land?