Arraignment Wednesday in Shoshone County murder case

Kaylor, 31, will have an opportunity to enter a plea to the five felony charges that he currently faces, including four counts of first-degree murder and one count of burglary.

BNSF investigates oil sheen spotted in Whitefish River

A stretch of the Whitefish River is closed while BNSF Railway workers investigate an oil sheen that appeared earlier this month on the shoreline near Roundhouse Landing.

Northwest Notes: July 3, 2025

The Spokane/Coeur d'Alene Wood Bat Classic begins today.

Inside the mind

Trips to Silverwood, camping in the Idaho wilderness and conquering “Call of Duty: WWII,” tops the list of, “Things I did on my summer vacation,” stapled to the bulletin boards on the walls of my school. Reading each paper I wonder, will these students remember in 20 years what happened during their summer of 2017?

Californication and Idaho's state Senate race

Ads supporting Senator Herndon's positions on social media advocate to stop Idaho from becoming California.

THE CHEAP SEATS with STEVE CAMERON: All about the green, but games go on otherwise

Everyone seems to agree this whole mess is about football, but even more about money.

Israel urges citizens to avoid Gulf, cites Iran threat

JERUSALEM (AP) — The Israeli government on Thursday urged its citizens to avoid travel to the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, citing threats of Iranian attacks.

The Latest: Thailand adds 745 virus cases, new restrictions

BANGKOK — Thailand registered 745 new coronavirus cases in two days on Monday with a new death reported in Bangkok, where a semi-lockdown went into effect, the government said.

The Latest: Thailand adds 745 virus cases, new restrictions

BANGKOK — Thailand registered 745 new coronavirus cases in two days on Monday with a new death reported in Bangkok, where a semi-lockdown went into effect, the government said.

Hopefully our hearts are not two sizes too small

I support Sandpoint’s non-discrimination resolution. I lived in Egypt from August 1973 through 1974. While there I interacted with Egyptians, people from other Arab countries, and Europeans and Asians — the Middle East is a crossroads of civilizations.

Registration open for Logan Health fundraiser CycleMT

Logan Health will host its third annual stationary bike relay event in March to raise money for Montana children and young adults facing medical hardships.

Pompeo meets Saudi king in talks focused on Iranian threats

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (AP) — U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo met with Saudi Arabia's King Salman on Thursday in a visit focused primarily on discussing shared security concerns about regional rival Iran.

Crime victims' rights campaign faces fresh local backlash

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — After his sister was slain and his mother ran into the accused killer, out on bail, in a grocery store a week later, California billionaire Henry Nicholas became a fierce advocate for the rights of crime victims.

FIRE REPORT: Burdoin Fire exceeds 10,000 acres, fires contribute to smoke haze

WHITE SALMON – The Burdoin Fire, which ignited on July 18 in the southern border of Washington state, has rapidly consumed more than 11,000 acres and remains only 13% contained as of Thursday afternoon. State officials have called for increased vigilance among residents.

Ford, Goracke lead Montana State past Weber State

BOISE, Idaho — Robert Ford had 27 points and Brian Goracke chipped in 25 points of his own to lead No. 5 Montana State past No. 4 Weber State 91-82 at the Big Sky basketball tournament in Boise.

Andrew Pappas, 65

Pappas, Andrew T., 65

Jean Lenore (Ling) Dunning

Jean Lenore (Ling) Dunning passed away on May 27, 2022.

Bulldogs win 3, drop 1 at Cut Bank Invitational

The Bulldogs got a crack at one of the state’s top teams in Hardin over the weekend, but fell short in a nail-biter.

Community Library Network removes 'diversity, equity, inclusion' language from website

Board lifts hiring freeze to replace business manager who resigned in July

Trustees of the Community Library Network unanimously voted to remove the words "diversity, equity and inclusion" from the network's website Thursday during a meeting at the Hayden Library. “I believe that this is incongruent with the CLN’s personnel manual," Vice Chair Tom Hanley said, reading from a prepared statement.

Standoff suspect jailed

Dalton Gardens man was shot by police; bond is $1 million

A man who was arrested for a standoff near an elementary school posted for a 1,000,000 bond on Wednesday.