AP-NORC poll: Virus, economy swamp other priorities for US

WASHINGTON (AP) — Containing the coronavirus outbreak and repairing the economic damage it has inflicted are the top priorities for Americans as Joe Biden prepares to become the 46th president of the United States, according to a new poll from

Coeur d'Alene prosecutor: No charges in racial incident involving University of Utah basketball team

Says probable cause for disturbing the peace, disorderly conduct not there

The March 21 racial incident was reported in downtown Coeur d’Alene.

Legals for February, 19 2025

Huskers' Spielman, who left team in March, is transferring

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — JD Spielman, one of the top receivers in Nebraska history, has entered his name in the transfer portal, the school said Monday.

Swayne wins $29K in attorney fees

A judge has ordered North Idaho College to pay President Nick Swayne’s attorney fees after he successfully sued NIC for a copy of an investigative report that had been at the center of debate on the board of trustees.

Swayne wins $29K in attorney fees

A judge has ordered North Idaho College to pay President Nick Swayne’s attorney fees after he successfully sued NIC for a copy of an investigative report that had been at the center of debate on the board of trustees.

Etsy, Adobe rise; National Oilwell, Comerica fall

NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks that moved heavily or traded substantially Friday:

Charles Marshall Yoke

Charles Marshall Yoke passed away on July 21, 2021.

Legals for June, 30 2022

They’ll rise again

Businesses, building at 200 block of North Fourth finding new life after fire

Soap Lake Community and Senior Center looks to be community hub

SOAP LAKE – Perry McClellan wants the Soap Lake Community Center to be a place where people gather to enjoy events and time with one another. McClellan, who serves as the center’s director, said he’s aware that there aren’t enough seniors participating in events at the center to really utilize the facility to its full potential. As a result, he and his team of volunteers are working to make sure that the community knows everyone is welcome to walk through the nonprofit’s doors and enjoy time with neighbors from around the area.

Legals for January, 26 2024

US general: 'fairly certain' North Korea has COVID-19 cases

WASHINGTON (AP) — The top American general in South Korea said Friday he is fairly certain North Korea has not been spared by the

Sheriff: Florida deputy fatally shoots carjacking suspect

MULBERRY, Fla. (AP) — A Florida deputy fatally shot an armed man Wednesday several hours after a stolen pickup truck he was riding in ran over a police detective in another county, authorities said.

Automakers dodged parts shortage, but virus poses new threat

DETROIT (AP) — When the coronavirus cut off the flow of parts from China in early January, most global automakers were ready: Anticipating such a crisis, they had prepared to tap other suppliers and to conserve parts that they had stored.

The Latest: New Zealand PM assigns military leader to border

WELLINGTON, New Zealand — New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has assigned a top military leader to oversee the nation’s border quarantine measures after what she described as an “unacceptable failure” by health officials in allowing two women who had recently returned from London to leave quarantine before they had been tested for the virus.

Four Top Dogs earn first place medals

SANDPOINT — Top Dog wrestlers Matt Lockey, Adam Weindl, Scout Nash and Casey Randles combined for a 14-2 record at Saturday’s Top Dog Challenge Freestyle Wrestling Tournament at Sandpoint Middle School.

Legals for May, 6 2021

Chiefs top league foes

MOSES LAKE - The Moses Lake Chiefs swim and dive team remained perfect this season following duel meet wins against the Southridge Suns and Kennewick Lions Tuesday afternoon at Moses Lake High School.

CWU hires new provost and executive VP for academic affairs

ELLENSBURG — Central Washington University has hired a new Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs.