Cole Moses embodies the Bulldog spirit

Under the cottonwoods that tower above the Whitefish football field, senior Cole Moses pauses to take it all in, amid the noise of the Dog Pound.

Soap Lake council makes allegations against mayor

SOAP LAKE — On Oct. 15, at the regular council meeting, several Soap Lake City Council members made allegations against Mayor Peter Sharp of unlawful recording in city buildings, including the Soap Lake Police Station, Soap Lake City Hall and the Soap Lake Tourism Center, sending an inappropriate email to city staff and misuse of city credit cards.

Quirkie Dough serves up smiles in Coeur d'Alene

When baking cookies at home, it’s hard to resist sneaking a bite or two of the raw dough before it goes into the oven. But at Quirkie Dough, there’s no sneaking required to enjoy owner Sabrina Whitcomb’s scratch-made, egg-free cookie dough.

Griz break through in Ogden for 37-20 win

OGDEN, Utah — The Montana Grizzlies got the Ogden monkey off their back Saturday, riding a strong first half to a 38-17 Big Sky Conference football win over the Weber State Wildcats to stay undefeated at 9-0.

Judge dismisses couple's $36.7 million lawsuit against EPA, for now

A federal judge has dismissed without prejudice a $36.7 million suit filed by a Columbia Heights couple against the Environmental Protection Agency.

Uncertainty over federal food aid deepens as the shutdown fight reaches a crisis point

The crises at the heart of the government shutdown fight in Washington were coming to a head Saturday as the federal food assistance program faced delays and millions of Americans were set to see a dramatic rise in their health insurance bills.

Vandals surrender lead, then rally to win in OT

Idaho, which has won two straight after dropping four straight, plays host to UC Davis on Nov. 8.

‘Sandpoint Then and Now’: Local artist draws on memories for mural

After the idea to memorialize Sandpoint, the city she loves, baked in her mind for two decades, she stepped up to ask Scott and Autumn Porter if the design could adorn the side of their iconic building.

Police connect 2 people arrested in Pullman, North Idaho as suspects accused of shooting 6 in Pasco

Pasco Police say two suspects, one arrested in Pullman and another arrested in Kootenai County, are allegedly connected to the same shooting that injured six.

Vandals trying to avoid a spooky night in Flagstaff

The Northern Arizona Lumberjacks (5-3, 2-2 Big Sky), ranked No. 19, play host to Idaho (3-5, 1-3) tonight at 7:30 on Halloween night in front of a national audience.

Weekend TV/Radio highlights

Television, radio and streaming highlights for upcoming weekend.

Lakes commission to discuss lake level economic study

The results of a study examining the economic impact of Lake Pend Oreille water levels are set to be discussed at the Lakes Commission’s Thursday meeting.

Suspect in indecent exposure case committed to state Department of Health and Human Services

A man arrested in 2023 for allegedly exposing himself to two young girls in Kalispell received a five-year commitment to the state Department of Health and Human Services earlier this year.

Boundary County Court Records - Oct. 30, 2025

Boundary County Court Records for the period of Oct. 18-24, 2025.

Man gets deferred sentence for ATV thefts

Sentencing was deferred in District Court in Polson on Oct. 23 for a total of six years for a Ronan man who admitted to stealing a pair of ATVs.

Heart of Whitefish: Cole Moses embodies the Bulldog spirit

Under the cottonwoods that tower above the Whitefish football field, senior Cole Moses pauses to take it all in, amid the noise of the Dog Pound.

Legals for October, 30 2025

Federal Reserve cuts key rate yet Powell says future reductions are not locked in

Wednesday's quarter-point cut brings the Fed's key rate down to about 3.9%, from about 4.1%. The central bank had cranked its rate to roughly 5.3% in 2023 and 2024 to combat the biggest inflation spike in four decades before implementing three cuts last year. Lower rates could, over time, reduce borrowing costs for mortgages, auto loans, and credit cards, as well as for business loans.

Judge dismisses couple's $36.7 million lawsuit against EPA, for now

A federal judge has dismissed without prejudice a $36.7 million suit filed by a Columbia Heights couple against the Environmental Protection Agency.

Youth Sports Oct. 29, 2025

Scores, news, photos from local youth sports teams, leagues, etc.