Resiliency Dinner hopes to unite Silver Valley after storms, shooting

Man charged with assault after Post Falls SWAT response

A man accused of threatening to kill another man with a crowbar, prompting a SWAT response to a Post Falls residence, remains in the Kootenai County jail.

City to begin enforcement of dark sky ordinance in spring

The city announced it will begin enforcement of its outdoor lighting code in the spring following a period of outreach and engagement with business owners.

Kiley pleads not guilty, second-degree murder

A Bonner County man named in the death of his grandfather has pleaded not guilty to the alleged charges.

Cd’A man charged with attempted strangulation

Ashton E. Newberry, 20, of Coeur d’Alene is charged with attempted strangulation, a felony, and domestic battery in the presence of a child, a misdemeanor, after police said he choked a woman.

Cowell to appear at pretrial conference, Feb. 2

A former-daycare owner from Naples is expected to appear in court Monday, Feb. 2, for a pretrial conference related to alleged actions stemming from incidents between 2012 and 2015.

Selkirk Fire adds capabilities to its response model

In an effort to restructure its operations after a failed levy request, the Selkirk Fire District has transitioned away from its original chief vehicle and now uses a well-equipped Ford F-550 that resembles a light rescue unit.

I‑90 pursuit from Pinehurst ends with arrest, dogs seized

Stanton reported locating the vehicle and observing multiple traffic violations, including failure to stop before entering roadways, failure to signal turns and erratic driving through parking lots, campgrounds and city streets. When Stanton activated his overhead lights to initiate a traffic stop, Warnock did not stop and instead continued driving at slow speeds while repeatedly changing direction before entering Interstate 90 eastbound.

I‑90 pursuit from Pinehurst ends with arrest, dogs seized

IDFG: Idaho wolves will remain under state control

Most recent population estimate is 1,235

Despite a federal judge’s recent ruling that calls for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to reconsider whether gray wolves in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming should be protected under the Endangered Species Act, Idaho’s wolves will remain under state authority, according to Idaho Fish and Game.

Solid waste approved for new software

Cash and check payments will soon no longer be the only payment option at Bonner County waste sites after commissioners unanimously approved the purchase of a new point of sale system during Tuesday’s business meeting.

Shoshone County Candidate Profile: Darius Dustin (R) PC Kellogg

LaVare sentenced 35 years, sexual abuse

A registered sex offender who resides in the Sagle area was sentenced to 35 years in prison after pleading guilty to felony charges of sexual abuse upon multiple minors.

Hollensteiner, Flathead shine at MCPS Invite

MISSOULA — Helena swept the team titles at MCPS Stadium, but some of the best track and field marks were recorded from athletes in the Northwest Valley on Friday at the MCPS Invite.

Sandpoint to launch paid parking July 1

Permits will be for sale online starting June 8

Sandpoint is set to launch its paid parking program on July 1, according to a press release sent out Tuesday.

Judge denies appeal in Shoshone County child abuse case

Judge denies appeal in Shoshone County child abuse case

Stepping up to the plate with massive shoes to fill

Nearly one year ago, I introduced myself to the Bonner County community as the Daily Bee’s next city and education reporter.

Glacier Park's Going-to-the-Sun Road won't open to vehicles this weekend

People hoping for a Going-to-the-Sun Road vehicle opening this weekend will be disappointed.

Priest River Food Bank awarded $11,000 grant, match

Courtesy of a local nonprofit that supports local nonprofits in the county, the Priest River Food Bank was awarded an $11,000 grant to install necessary infrastructure in its building.