Freshman Finish: Bravettes knock off Wolfpack on late Herion TD

It’s debatable whether you can call Wednesday’s flag football battle between Glacier and Flathead Crosstown II, since both teams warmed up by playing 40 minutes against East Helena.

Dangerously warm temperatures create ‘magnificent’ avalanches

A drastic winter thaw has created dangerous avalanche conditions in Northwest Montana as temperatures rose to the mid-40s and rain and snow fell over the weekend.

Illinois St women upset No. 21 Missouri St 78-66

NORMAL, Ill. (AP) — Tete Maggett scored 24 points, Lexi Wallen added 18 and Illinois State made five of its seven 3-pointers in the fourth quarter en route to a 78-66 upset of No. 21 Missouri State on Thursday night.

Illinois St women upset No. 21 Missouri St 78-66

NORMAL, Ill. (AP) — Tete Maggett scored 24 points, Lexi Wallen added 18 and Illinois State made five of its seven 3-pointers in the fourth quarter en route to a 78-66 upset of No. 21 Missouri State on Thursday night.

Wallace's Statehood Day Parade a time to celebrate and remember

Wallace's Statehood Day Parade a time to celebrate and remember

'This is Idaho's day'

Legals for January, 19 2024

BENEFITS: Worried for winter

After the disgraceful resignation of Health Secretary Tom Price and Sunday’s headline, “Food Stamp Benefits About to Drop,” I thought I would reach out to address my own SNAP problem.

Cash-saving secrets as shopping season reaches full swing

(ARA) - If there's a season to save, this is it. With the kids needing new clothes and supplies for school, and the holidays approaching, the coming months can be one of the costliest shopping times for families.

PREP BASKETBALL: Lakeland gets tough, fights off Moscow in 5A regional opener

Landree Simon and Mariana Bullington added nine points each, and Addi Forsman had eight for Lakeland (14-5), which advances to play top-seeded Sandpoint (12-10) in a best-of-3 series for the regional championship and the lone berth to state.

PREP ROUNDUP: Royce, Bonville win at Post Falls River Run

Results from Saturday's prep cross country, volleyball and soccer matchups.

A Life Well Lived: Remembering Eleanor E. Sortor

November 25, 1923 — June 25, 2025

Eleanor Esther Sortor passed away peacefully on June 25, 2025, at the age of 101. Born in Ridgefield, Washington, and raised in Woodland, Eleanor lived a long, full life rooted in family, faith, hard work and joy. She was the daughter of Andrew and Katherine (Thoeni) Weissenfluh and the youngest of four children, joining her beloved brothers Bert, Ernie and Walter.

Renovations complete at Watson's Lakefront Resort

Coeur d'Alene High choir director named Outstanding Young Music Educator

Coeur d'Alene High choir director named Outstanding Young Music Educator

People are singing the praises of a local choir director. Coeur d'Alene High School's Lexi Walker has been named the 2024-2025 Idaho Music Educators Association's outstanding Young Music Educator.

Great start for North Idaho State Fair

Stunt dogs prove popular on opening day

Flaming bats and alligators are just two of the hundreds of exhibits, attractions, games, rides, food booths, critters and seemingly endless activities that will be going on through Aug. 25.

Sweden bans Huawei, ZTE from 5G, calls China biggest threat

Sweden is banning Chinese tech companies Huawei and ZTE from building new high-speed wireless networks after a top security official called China one of the country's biggest threats.

Celebrating a century of the Kootenai County courthouse

Courthouse time capsule reveals 1926 Coeur d’Alene

The community got a glimpse of the past and looked to the future Friday afternoon when the contents of a time capsule that had remained hidden for 100 years within a wall of the old Kootenai County courthouse were revealed.

Lillian Lind's card finally finds its way home

I still have the invitation. In it, she wrote, “Your entire family are welcome to the party my son and daughter-in-law are planning I have only 5 months to stay alive. Today, my hairdresser made plans.”

'Can you believe we live here?'

I’m not sure anything beats morning swims at Sanders Beach, when I often have the place to myself, and when finished, just looking out at the scenery and if I’m lucky, an osprey will soar past. Or biking home from Higgens Point, when I look out on Lake Coeur d’Alene and watch the boats and kayakers. My favorite stretch on the Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes is from Harrison to Heyburn, but really, any direction is good.

Idaho exports report 13.5 percent growth

BOISE — Idaho’s worldwide exports for 2016 are up from 2015 with 13.5 percent growth. Singapore jumped from the fourth largest export market to the second, while Canada remains Idaho’s largest export partner, according to a news release from the Idaho Department of Commerce. In addition, Taiwan surpassed China as the third largest export market for Idaho.