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Summer Nutrition Program keeps kids fed when school is out
The United States Department of Agriculture's Summer Nutrition Programs for Kids (SUN) provides nutrient-dense meals to children in the community during the summer.
Summer Nutrition Program keeps kids fed when school is out
The United States Department of Agriculture's Summer Nutrition Programs for Kids (SUN) provides nutrient-dense meals to children in the community during the summer.
LillyBrooke announces 6th annual kids fair
LillyBrooke Family Justice Center has announced it will hold its sixth annual kids fair on April 25.
Pub Crawl this weekend in Wallace
It's beers and blues this Saturday as the Wallace Chamber hosts their annual North Idaho Craft Beer Pub Crawl.
ISP brings awareness to human trafficking
Idaho State Police has partnered with the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance to raise awareness of human trafficking along Idaho’s transportation corridors during National Human Trafficking Prevention Month.
ISP brings awareness to National Human Trafficking Prevention Month
Idaho State Police has partnered with the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance to raise awareness of human trafficking along Idaho’s transportation corridors during National Human Trafficking Prevention Month.
WBCSD district office closed for needed repairs
Unexpected repairs led West Bonner County District officials to close the district office Monday afternoon.
Wachholz Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center hosts event on overcoming challenges in business
The evening’s topic is “Clear Your Mind of Can’t.”
After rare diagnosis, Cd’A girl beating the odds
After rare diagnosis, Cd’A girl beating the odds
Family fundraises for research into rare disease treatment
Legals for April, 5 2024
UPDATE: Power restored for Avista customers
Power outages affected 2,255 Avista customers in the Coeur d’Alene area Monday morning.
Community rallies as more neighbors seek nourishing food ahead of holidays
North Valley Food Bank (NVFB) is seeing one of the most compassionate community responses in its history as the number of households seeking food support continues to rise across northwest Montana.
3Cs raise $75K for Kootenai County charities
3Cs raise $75K for Kootenai County charities
The 26th annual Cancer and Community Charities (3Cs) fashion show drew more than 300 attendees to the Coeur d’Alene Resort for a night of glitz, glamour and giving Thursday night.
Adria Kay (Krause) DeLay
1933 — 2025
Adria Kay (Krause) DeLay was born in Kimball, Neb. Sept. 20, 1933 and passed away Dec. 26, 2025 in Moses Lake, Wash. at the age of 92.
Shareholder sues Idaho Virtual Academy curriculum provider K12 Inc.
K12 Inc., the private-sector, Virginia-based business that provides the curriculum for Idaho's largest online charter school, Idaho Virtual Academy, is being sued by one of its shareholders.
Whitmer: Construction may be next Michigan sector to restart
LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said Monday she may soon allow construction to restart in Michigan if coronavirus hospitalizations continue to drop and testing rises.
Arizona governor not ready to further relax social distance
PHOENIX (AP) — Gov. Doug Ducey said Wednesday people in Arizona are acting responsibly since he loosened restrictions on businesses, but he’s not ready yet to open new sectors of the economy.
Arizona governor not ready to further relax social distance
PHOENIX (AP) — Gov. Doug Ducey said Wednesday people in Arizona are acting responsibly since he loosened restrictions on businesses, but he’s not ready yet to open new sectors of the economy.
State sends relief to small businesses impacted by COVID-19 pandemic
OLYMPIA — The Washington State Department of Commerce said Thursday it has awarded $234 million in the fourth round of Working Washington relief and recovery grants.
