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Wallace considering 'Special Events' law
The Wallace City Council will be hosting a public hearing on Tuesday, January 8, to discuss a proposed Special Events Ordinance that was discussed at December’s council meeting.
Study to be completed on old Wallace school building
For the past few years, the Wallace School District has been exploring options related to the old Wallace High School building. However, a determination on the building’s fate may be on the horizon.
EDITORIAL: Mayoral race off to a strong start
To have two qualified candidates declare for the city’s highest elected office this early is a good thing. It should catch the attention of residents who will hopefully want to know more about those would wish to guide Coeur d’Alene in the present and into the future.
Bryan H. Huff
1962 – 2025
Bryan H. Huff, formerly of Moses Lake, Washington, went home to be with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
South Fork Sewer District hosting workshops to discuss rate increases
The South Fork Sewer District will be hosting three workshops to discuss upcoming rate increases for its customers.
Guilty verdict returned in Shoshone County fentanyl trial
A Montana man was found guilty of numerous drug-related charges following a trial last week in Shoshone County.
MLPD responds to Friday-evening drive-by
MOSES LAKE – Moses Lake Police Department officers have responded to a drive-by shooting on Loop Drive in Moses Lake.
County approves final ambulance district TAN payment
In a special Bonner County ambulance district meeting Thursday, county commissioners approved the district’s latest claims batch and final interest payoff from a 2025 tax anticipation note.
Coeur d'Alene in line for new rigs
City Council to consider $350K new patrol vehicle purchase
The city council is expected to authorize the purchase of six new police vehicles during tonight’s regular meeting.
Ponderay council passes local option and occupancy tax ordinances
The City Council unanimously passed two ordinances to implement voter approved tax increases centered on tourism and improving the city’s infrastructure.
Shoshone County greenlights $300K for green spaces
Last week, the Shoshone County Commissioners approved a $300,000 reinvestment of funds into the county’s parks department to begin the process of modernizing the deteriorating facilities.
Man pleads guilty to murder in Post Falls shooting
A man has pleaded guilty to fatally shooting his ex’s boyfriend as part of a plea deal to avoid the death penalty, according to court records.
Kuehn sentenced to rider, seven years underlying
A Blanchard man guilty of lewd conduct with a child has been sentenced to serve seven years in prison with a retained jurisdiction.
Commissioners cut sheriff’s license plate reader budget
Commissioners won’t continue to fund the automatic license plate reader software used by the Kootenai County Sheriff’s Office.
George 'Kraig' Jorgensen
July 27, 1944 – May 23, 2025
George “Kraig” Jorgensen, dedicated husband, father, grandfather, and friend, passed away unexpectedly on May 23, 2025, at the age of 80. His passing was sudden and swift, much as he had always hoped for.
Bridge work set to begin in Kellogg
Traffic in Kellogg is going to be a little different this year as work begins on the Bunker Ave. Bridge.
BOCC approves four airport work orders
The Board of County Commissioners approved several work orders for the Sandpoint and Priest River airports in connection to airport safety and hangar leases.
Wallace to host public hearing for special event ordinance
A much-maligned piece of legislation is up for public comment once again, as the Wallace City Council will host a public hearing on its proposed Special Events Ordinance.
Shoshone County amends budget to track jail spending
The Shoshone County Commissioners amended their budget last week to accurately track spending by the Shoshone County Sheriff's Office.
Kellogg man found guilty of drug charges
On February 12, Kenton Isom, 39, of Kellogg was convicted of three felonies, including possession of fentanyl in various forms, possession of methamphetamine, attempted destruction or concealment of the controlled substances, and a misdemeanor charge of possession of drug paraphernalia.