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...

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

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?

Coeur d'Alene Fire Department eyes general obligation bond

Would provide millions for fire trucks, equipment, station expansions

Fire department seeks bond support

All Hail, the Silver Kings!

This past weekend, Silver Mountain was the center of the hard enduro universe as 538 racers representing all 50 states and several countries descended upon Silver Mountain Resort for the annual Silver Kings Hard Enduro races.

All hail, the Silver Kings!

This past weekend, Silver Mountain was the center of the hard enduro universe as 538 racers representing all 50 states and several countries descended upon Silver Mountain Resort for the annual Silver Kings Hard Enduro races.

Post Falls man sentenced for stalking, voyeurism

A man who pleaded guilty to stalking his ex and sharing intimate photos of her will spend up to four years in prison.

Kootenai County officials debate shifting liability for public transit to cities

Kootenai County commissioners are likely to propose an agreement with cities that would make it difficult for the county’s public transit system to connect with Spokane in the future.

Man gets prison for injury to child

A man who sexually abused a teen girl will spend time in an Idaho prison before facing deportation.

Bridgerton-themed soirée provides night of elegance and melody

The Glacier Symphony Quartet and Conrad Mansion are hosting the soirée. The symphony's quartet will perform music from the historical fiction-romance television series “Bridgerton” at the mansion.

Stocks have historic day

Local financial advisor says their investors are holding fast through uncertainty

President Donald Trump announced a 90-day pause on all higher targeted tariffs, with the exception of China, reversing his earlier insistence that tariffs would stay in place.

'Make them proud'

American Legion Post 143 hosts recruits for Future Heroes Fellowship Luncheon

Like many recruits at Saturday’s Future Heroes Fellowship Luncheon, seventeen-year-old Kayle Berscheid comes from a multi-generational military family.

Brooks Hotel to celebrate major milestone in ongoing renovation project

Brooks Hotel to celebrate major milestone in ongoing renovation project

Ongoing work at the Brooks Hotel has reached another major milestone, according to owner Emily Nelson.

Navigating seasonal allergies in North Idaho

Spring has sprung, and there’s a certain feeling in the air as the sun begins to shine and things start turning green again.

SUNDAY EDIT: Developments will make downtown even more vibrant

We’ll agree that all this building has made for a bit of a noisy, congested summer in the downtown area, and these projects will change the face of the area. They will provide an economic boost, creating hundreds of jobs and more revenue streams pouring into Coeur d’Alene.

Bonner Community Food Bank welcomes community during SNAP benefit freeze

With the state of Idaho declaring a freeze on SNAP benefits due to the federal government shutdown, the Bonner Community Food Bank is welcoming all residents who could be affected.

City adopts maximum recommended development fee

The Sandpoint City Council voted to adopt the maximum recommended development impact fees at its meeting Wednesday night.

Nonprofit air unit may donate helicopter to Kootenai County

After insurance costs threatened to permanently ground the helicopter used by the Kootenai County Sheriff’s Office, commissioners will consider a proposal to donate the helicopter to the county while a nonprofit arm continues to fund the program.