New Panida Executive Director marries her two minds to lead theater

Never did the thought occur to her that one day, around five years down the road, Heather White would be the next executive director of the Panida Theater. But as of Nov. 1, that’s exactly the role that she is stepping into.

Town hall security arrangements still unclear

Days after a group of security guards dragged a Post Falls woman out of a legislative town hall at Coeur d’Alene High School, it remains unclear whether the guards were hired or volunteers or whether they had any formal agreement with the Kootenai County Republican Central Committee that hosted the town hall.

Cat Wranglers gearing up for purr-fect fundraiser

It's that time of the year again, spring has sprung, and the Silver Valley’s feral feline population is heading toward a stray cat-astrophe.

Kellogg still pushing FEMA to update flood maps

Kellogg pushing FEMA on flood maps

Says updates will provide economic relief to residents

These designations are based on historical data, including rainfall and stream stage, and represent the statistical probability of a river reaching flood stage in any given year: 10% for a 10-year flood, 2% for a 50-year, 1% for a 100-year, and 0.2% for a 500-year.

Sky's the limit for Miller-led Miners

Fans of Miner football learned two very valuable lessons last season. The first was that quarterback Cooper Miller is the real deal. The second, which was a bit more painful, was that when you come at the champs, you better not miss.

Shoshone County Jail gets good news for roof repair

A much-needed roof repair at the Shoshone County Public Safety Building is on its way, and county officials feel like they’re getting quite the bargain.

Shoshone County Jail gets good news for roof repair

A much-needed roof repair at the Shoshone County Public Safety Building is on its way, and county officials feel like they’re getting quite the bargain.

BPA Tier 2 price increase raises costs for Bonners Ferry

Hayden mayor: City stands strong

Highlights economic growth, business development in annual address

The city of Hayden brings in about $15k each year through community events, festivals, and youth sports programs. But these programs are about more than the money, Mayor Alan Davis emphasized Thursday during his State of the City address for the Hayden Chamber of Commerce.

Hayden couple charged with attacking neighbors

Police arrested a Hayden couple Wednesday night after an altercation in which the husband allegedly pointed a loaded gun at his neighbors and the wife grabbed her neighbor by the throat.

Feds: Coeur d’Alene man convicted of obtaining $1.5 million through wire fraud

A federal jury convicted a local man this week for a multimillion-dollar accounts receivable factoring scheme.

Shoshone BOCC approves wage and radio funds

Last week, the Shoshone County Commissioners met with Shoshone County Fire District #1 Chief John Miller and members of the Shoshone County Ambulance Service District (SCASD) to discuss a wage shortfall within the district.

Missing woman was likely paddleboarding alone on Hungry Horse Reservoir

The Flathead County Sheriff’s Office and assisting agencies continue to search for Emily Rea, who went missing in the Hungry Horse Reservoir area on July 16.

Legals for January, 19 2023

Coeur d'Alene man charged with I-90 shooting

Police arrested a man Wednesday night who allegedly shot another vehicle while driving under the influence.

Coeur d'Alene man charged with I-90 shooting

Police arrested a man Wednesday night who allegedly shot another vehicle while driving under the influence.

Post Falls blogger requests stay of $1.1 million judgment

The Post Falls blogger who was found liable for defamation has asked the court to stay the enforcement of a $1.1 million judgment against her while she appeals, saying she’s unable to pay.

Post Falls blogger requests stay of $1.1 million judgment

The Post Falls blogger who was found liable for defamation has asked the court to stay the enforcement of a $1.1 million judgment against her while she appeals, saying she’s unable to pay.

Post Falls blogger requests stay of $1.1 million judgment

The Post Falls blogger who was found liable for defamation has asked the court to stay the enforcement of a $1.1 million judgment against her while she appeals, saying she’s unable to pay.