PREP TENNIS: Coeur d'Alene pushes past Lake City

Boys matches were held at Coeur d’Alene High and girls matches at Lake City High.

Spring dash: Mac George wins half-marathon

The course started and finished at the McEuen Park Pavilion.

5 frequently overlooked elements in Idaho estate plans

As an Idaho estate planning attorney, I've helped many clients navigate the complexities of preparing for their future. While most people understand the importance of having a will or trust, and power of attorney documents, there are several critical elements that frequently get overlooked.

HP boosts bid for 3Par to $1.88B, topping Dell

SEATTLE - Hewlett-Packard Co. boosted its bid for 3Par Inc. to $1.88 billion Friday, topping Dell Inc.'s offer by 11 percent and again raising the stakes in the bidding contest for the data-storage company.

Children's playhouse volunteer helps ensure the actors look the part

The Bigfork Summer Playhouse costume shop was quiet, except for the sound of the heater clanking away in the corner, as Shannon Barrett sorted through racks of clothes.

Children's playhouse volunteer helps ensure the actors look the part

The Bigfork Summer Playhouse costume shop was quiet, except for the sound of the heater clanking away in the corner, as Shannon Barrett sorted through racks of clothes.

Legals for June, 18 2024

Making change — Edgerton third graders get inspired to help their community and adoptable animals

After reading articles about how children were helping their communities, Edgerton Elementary third graders in Alexis Gilbert’s class were inspired to make a change in their own community.

Tennessee gov hopes no 'elective' abortions with virus order

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee's "hope and expectation" is that there will be no "elective" abortions performed in the state under an executive order that bars non-essential medical procedures to free up protective equipment for hospitals treating the coronavirus, his spokesman said Wednesday.

OPINION: Republican summer meeting

The Idaho Republican Party wrapped up a very successful summer meeting held at the Living Waters Ranch in Challis. The facilities were superior, the food delicious and the meeting itself was well organized and efficient. Considerable effort went into preparing for the business the party needed to accomplish and that effort was evident as success.

WA Free fishing weekend returns June 11-12

Washington’s Free Fishing Weekend is back this weekend, June 11 and 12, allowing resident and non-resident anglers from around the state to fish and harvest shellfish with or without a license, according to a release from the Washington Department of Fishing and Wildlife. “If you’ve ever wanted to try fishing or any of the other unique opportunities Washington offers, Free Fishing Weekend is the perfect time,” said inland fish program manager Steve Caromile. “It’s easier than ever to get started fishing, and it’s also a great time to introduce someone to fishing without the need to buy a license.” ...

Clooney's 'American' top weekend film

LOS ANGELES (AP) - George Clooney's hitman tale "The American" has captured the top spot at the box office with a $16.4 million debut over the long Labor Day weekend.

The Latest: Researchers urge Arizona shutdown, mask mandate

PHOENIX — University of Arizona researchers say the current surge in the coronavirus outbreak will present the state with a hospital crisis that could become a disaster unless the state takes steps such as ordering a three-week stay-home shutdown and implementing a statewide mask mandate.

Misdemeanor kidnap charge for mother of Ravens guard's child

BALTIMORE (AP) — The mother of Baltimore Ravens offensive guard D.J. Fluker's child faces a misdemeanor kidnapping charge after being accused of refusing to give their child back to Fluker after a supervised visit.

Cancer navigators at Logan Health help patients through difficult diagnosis

At Logan Health, a team of social workers helps patients navigate the uncertainty.

Repairing history: Workshop lays the foundation for restoration of historic Mountain Brook School

The little white schoolhouse has stood sentinel over Mountain Brook since 1922, though a myriad of safety concerns now bars the building from use. Cracks zigzag through the concrete foundation.

Repairing history: Workshop lays the foundation for restoration of historic Mountain Brook School

The little white schoolhouse has stood sentinel over Mountain Brook since 1922, though a myriad of safety concerns now bars the building from use. Cracks zigzag through the concrete foundation.

A look ahead at 2019's fitness trends

What is in store for health, wellness and fitness trends coming in 2019? The more things change, the more they stay the same it seems with only a few things shifting in 2019. Like prior years, I will touch on the old, a little new and even some futuristic trends predicted in the coming years.

The Latest: Record number of new COVID-19 cases in Oklahoma

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma health officials reported a one-day record of more than 6,000 newly confirmed coronavirus cases Saturday as experts warned the Thanksgiving holiday may make testing numbers erratic.

Police Calls: Staying limber is not illegal

A man who has been stretching and doing toe touches in a parking lot on Seventh Street for years was asked to do his exercising across the street. The caller said although the man was doing nothing illegal, they were concerned about young girls in the area.