Museum featured in holiday tour

One of the homes that will be featured at this years’ Healing Gardens Holiday Tour of Homes, houses artifacts not people.

Wanna go for a walk? Westminster dog show leaves NYC for '21

NEW YORK (AP) — The Westminster dog show is set to take a long walk.

Police Calls: Man takes off with scooter

The driver on Glenwood Road was given a warning for driving too fast but was cited for an expired registration.

Enjoy a natural high when you visit South Carolina's Low Country

(ARA) - When singer Garth Brooks crooned about his "friends in low places," he probably wasn't thinking about South Carolina's Low Country. But visitors to the state's Low Country region will find charming villages, fascinating history, exotic landscapes and the signature southern hospitality that makes guests feel that they do, indeed, have friends in low places.

THE FRONT ROW WITH MARK NELKE: Thursday, June 30, 2016

Change of mindset helps Bayley

Following a rough outing at a U.S. Open qualifier last month at Tumble Creek in Cle Elum, Wash., Derek Bayley — with the help of his support team — decided it was time to bring his golf game into the shop for repairs.

Lari Carol Pearcy, 76

Lari Carol Pearcy passed away on June 21, 2023, after a short battle with an aggressive cancer.

Viewership down sharply for Trump's State of the Union

NEW YORK (AP) — Viewership was sharply down for President Donald Trump's State of the Union address on most of the top television networks — except for Fox News Channel.

King leads Eastern Kentucky past Eastern Illinois, 91-84

CHARLESTON, Ill. (AP) — Tre King tied his career high with 22 points as Eastern Kentucky topped Eastern Illinois 91-84 on Thursday night.

AP Entertainment Digest for Thursday

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Project SEARCH interns hired ahead of graduation ceremony

In a packed room at Kootenai Health Resource Center, five interns shared the bonds they forged through Project SEARCH.

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HELENA – Montana Highway Patrol Trooper Wade Palmer, who was seriously injured in a shooting incident March 15 in Missoula, continues to receive medical treatment at University Hospital in Salt Lake City. While he is showing indications that he recognizes certain people and things, all of his interactions remain non-verbal; he continues to interact with hand gestures and facial expressions. The extent of how much he understands remains unknown at this time, according to a press release from the Highway Patrol.

Wanna go for a walk? Westminster dog show leaves NYC for '21

NEW YORK (AP) — The Westminster dog show is set to take a long walk.

Legals for April, 1 2022

King leads Eastern Kentucky past Eastern Illinois, 91-84

CHARLESTON, Ill. (AP) — Tre King tied his career high with 22 points as Eastern Kentucky topped Eastern Illinois 91-84 on Thursday night.

Primary may decide Adams Co. judge

MOSES LAKE - While Washington's top-two primary creates less confusion as to who advances to the general ballot in partisan races, there are many different rules for non-partisan and judicial races.

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HELENA – Montana Highway Patrol Trooper Wade Palmer, who was seriously injured in a shooting incident March 15 in Missoula, continues to receive medical treatment at University Hospital in Salt Lake City. While he is showing indications that he recognizes certain people and things, all of his interactions remain non-verbal; he continues to interact with hand gestures and facial expressions. The extent of how much he understands remains unknown at this time, according to a press release from the Highway Patrol.

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HELENA – Montana Highway Patrol Trooper Wade Palmer, who was seriously injured in a shooting incident March 15 in Missoula, continues to receive medical treatment at University Hospital in Salt Lake City. While he is showing indications that he recognizes certain people and things, all of his interactions remain non-verbal; he continues to interact with hand gestures and facial expressions. The extent of how much he understands remains unknown at this time, according to a press release from the Highway Patrol.

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HELENA – Montana Highway Patrol Trooper Wade Palmer, who was seriously injured in a shooting incident March 15 in Missoula, continues to receive medical treatment at University Hospital in Salt Lake City. While he is showing indications that he recognizes certain people and things, all of his interactions remain non-verbal; he continues to interact with hand gestures and facial expressions. The extent of how much he understands remains unknown at this time, according to a press release from the Highway Patrol.

STATE CROSS COUNTRY: Blue morning for Cd'A ... Coeur d'Alene boys weather cold, claim first state 5A title since 2011

“It was a group effort from the coaches, runners and parents,” said Coeur d’Alene coach Cathy Compton, who now has six team titles, four with the girls (2004, 2012, 2013 and 2014) and two with the boys. “It was brutal. But we did everything smart from the warmup and wearing the proper stuff during the race. But these guys are tough North Idaho boys. They’re used to running in this. They’re just tough kids.”

Lions kick off Toys for Tots drive

The Toys for Tots program provides free new toys for children living in the Lake Pend Oreille School District, from Sandpoint to Clark Fork and all points in-between. If you know someone, or need help yourself, the Lions are taking applications for the 2020 Toys for Tots program.