US infrastructure gets C- from engineers as roads stagnate

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — America's infrastructure has scored near-failing grades for its deteriorating roads, public transit and storm water systems due to years of inaction from the federal government, the American Society of Civil Engineers reports. Its overall grade: a mediocre C-.

US infrastructure gets C- from engineers as roads stagnate

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — America's infrastructure has scored near-failing grades for its deteriorating roads, public transit and storm water systems due to years of inaction from the federal government, the American Society of Civil Engineers reports. Its overall grade: a mediocre C-.

USDA conservation partnership has 600 proposals

USDA conservation partnership has 600 proposals

NIC to expand manufacturing training opportunities

The Idaho Workforce Development Council approved a grant aimed at expanding advanced manufacturing training and education opportunities at North Idaho College.

UK economic bounceback falls short of V-shaped recovery hope

LONDON (AP) — The British economy grew by far less than anticipated during May, dampening hopes that the recovery from what is set to be one of the country's deepest recessions in centuries will be rapid.

UK job losses set to rise sharply as numbers on payroll sink

LONDON (AP) — Unemployment across the U.K. has held steady during the coronavirus lockdown as a result of a government salary support scheme, but there are clear signals emerging that job losses will skyrocket over coming months to levels not seen since the 1980s.

Cd’A boy, 11, to receive kidney donated by local pastor

More than a decade ago, Nita Robson asked her community at Family Worship Center in Hayden to pray for her newborn grandson, Liam Sturgis, who was hospitalized due to chronic kidney disease.

Flathead Food Bank begins fundraising campaign for expansion

The campaign launches on March 11 at Stockman Bank as the bank hosts the Kalispell Chamber of Commerce’s UNWIND business networking event at 5 p.m. at 1825 U.S. 93 S, Suite F, in Kalispell.

How decisions are made about preserving Idaho's artifacts

Kellogg hopes to grow Fourth of July celebration

The city of Kellogg is making a concerted effort to revive its annual 4th of July celebration. After years of hit-or-miss events, Kellogg Community Planner Monica Miller has put together a plan that she hopes will revitalize the holiday for locals and keep them in the Silver Valley.

Glacier Park "weed blitz' on tap

The Crown of the Continent Research Learning Center and Glacier National Park invite volunteers for a day of hands-on learning during the Annual Noxious Weed Blitz on July 25. The event will take place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in West Glacier.

Issa Rae balances busy, booked career as 'Insecure' returns

NEW YORK (AP) — The

Issa Rae balances busy, booked career as 'Insecure' returns

NEW YORK (AP) — The

Issa Rae balances busy, booked career as 'Insecure' returns

NEW YORK (AP) — The

Issa Rae balances busy, booked career as 'Insecure' returns

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Cove of the Crosses holds special place at St. Thomas parish center

'Cove' holds special in Catholic faith at St. Thomas parish center

What the retired curator will tell you is each of the hundreds of crosses in the “Cove of Crosses” has a story to tell. They came from near and far. From children in an orphanage to men in prison. From the beaches of Normandy during World War II to homes in Jerusalem. From Muslims in Australia and from students in Coeur d’Alene.

Coeur d'Alene resident powers through choppy waters to win women's division

Coeur d'Alene resident powers through choppy waters to win women's division

The Coeur d’Alene resident fought through rough, choppy waters fueled by winds strong enough to create whitecaps to finish first in the women’s division in a time of 34 minutes, 11 seconds. She said masters swimmers are prepared for any conditions, so she didn’t let the swells churning on Lake Coeur d’Alene bother her at the start along with about 70 others bobbing on the west side of Tubbs Hill. But it was tough as she tried to ride one swell only to have the next drag her back.

YMCA incident prompts concerns, policy questions

A social media post shared throughout multiple county forums has sparked debate of inclusiveness and safety as it pertains to Sandpoint city code and a local gym.

Bonners Ferry Wrestling Club goes to Coeur d’Alene

ISPFS announces FY25 tox reports, 12% increase

Idaho State Police Forensic Services reported a 12% increase in toxicology cases for fiscal year 2025, the highest in a decade, as drug-related impaired driving and prescription medication use continue to rise across the state.