Boundary County Little League All-Stars advances in District 1 tournament

For the first time in 12 years, the Boundary County Little League All-Stars 12U are advancing in the state tournament following a 10-4 victory over Silver Valley last Friday.

Grant County Jail Roster for Aug. 8, 2026

Grant County Jail Roster for Aug. 8, 2026

Olpin wins High Point Award, as Sandpoint Sharks welcome new swimmers

The Sandpoint Sharks wrapped up another fantastic meet while welcoming some new swimmers last weekend.

The Latest: Public sector jobs not immune from pandemic ills

Federal, state and local governments in the United States have shed over 1.5 million jobs since March as they begin to deal with the financial fallout from the coronavirus pandemic. And it could get worse for workers in the public sector, usually a stable part of the U.S. economy.

Idaho Supreme Court rejects open primaries challenge

The Idaho Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed Attorney General Raúl Labrador’s challenge to a ballot initiative that would open Idaho’s primary elections to all voters and implement ranked choice voting for general elections, saying the matter must first be addressed by a lower court.

Idaho Supreme Court rejects open primaries challenge

The Idaho Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed Attorney General Raúl Labrador’s challenge to a ballot initiative that would open Idaho’s primary elections to all voters and implement ranked choice voting for general elections, saying the matter must first be addressed by a lower court.

Grant Co. Fairgrounds evacuated after shooting

MOSES LAKE – The carnival portion of the Grant County Fairgrounds was closed down and evacuated Friday evening after a shooting occurred shortly after 9 p.m., according to Grant County Sheriff’s Office Public Information Officer Kyle Foreman.

Efforts on North Fork yielding positive results for SCSO

In the weeks since Memorial Day weekend, things have quieted down on the North Fork according to the Shoshone County Sheriff's Office.

‘A reset’ for U.S.: Fulcher talks DOGE, tariffs, immigration

U.S. Rep. Russ Fulcher said President Trump’s second term marks a “reset” for the country, amid talk of tariffs, economic uncertainty and efforts to root out inefficiencies in government.

Private house in Glacier Park can remain, federal judge rules

A private home on the banks of McDonald Creek in Glacier National Park can remain, a federal judge ruled Tuesday.

City wastewater treatment plant violated permit 6 times in 2024, ICL says

The city’s wastewater treatment plant committed six discharge violations in 2024, according to an annual report by the Idaho Conservation League.

County approves SCSO levy resolution

Issue may go to voters

By a 2-1 vote Thursday morning, the Shoshone County commissioners approved a resolution allowing the Shoshone County Sheriff’s Office to pursue an override levy in the upcoming election.

DEC NIBJ: Businesses rally behind Bonner Community Food Bank

Thanks to donations from local grocers like Winter Ridge, people facing food insecurity in Bonner County can find healthy and fresh options at the community food bank.

City fields wastewater plant bond questions

The city’s proposed $130 million wastewater treatment bond’s drew limited questions at Monday’s candidate forum; among them, what could happen if the ballot measure fails.

Kellogg volleyball embracing role as contenders

“I'm happy with our two seed for the tournament. Ambrose is a good team,” Yrjana said. “We start out with Firth (20-7) on Thursday. After watching some film, I think as long as we play our game and bring our intensity we will do well and go get some wins. Our team is ready for the challenge.”

DEC NIBJ: Businesses rally behind Bonner Community Food Bank

Thanks to donations from local grocers like Winter Ridge, people facing food insecurity in Bonner County can find healthy and fresh options at the community food bank.

IDL detects spongy moth in Sandpoint for second consecutive year

The Idaho Department of Lands said it found three male spongy moths in Sandpoint, marking the second year in a row the invasive species has been found in the city.

IDL detects spongy moth in Sandpoint for second consecutive year

The Idaho Department of Lands said it found three male spongy moths in Sandpoint, marking the second year in a row the invasive species has been found in the city.

SPOT bus budget deficit could mean cuts to service

Would likely impact service in other areas, including Boundary County

The Selkirks-Pend Oreille Transit Authority is facing a $45,000 budget deficiency from the city of Sandpoint, which may severely decrease its hours and rides in the city.

LEGION BASEBALL: Ready to give 100%, one way or another ... Lumbermen prepare to open season season under Allison on Saturday

“I really like that you’ve got things to shoot for,” Allison said. “The last two years (in Single-A), we’ve won districts and went into the tournament with 11 players and had to play five games. The kids came through because they knew how to win. Coeur d’Alene has a lot of baseball talent. This area has a lot of great baseball and if I can teach them one thing, or help them with their careers to get to the next level, that’s the big thing to me. I’m excited to have this group of young men and get to watch them play baseball. They’re very knowledgeable about the game and it’s really fun to see.”