Overdose support group launches in Coeur d’Alene

Amid the fentanyl crisis growing in communities across the country, including in North Idaho, a support group aims to create space for those affected by drug overdoses.

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.

Asphalt test failures put brakes to Fourth of July repaving project

Construction along the Fourth of July Pass section of Interstate 90 has stalled in recent weeks, prompting many commuters to question whether the roadwork remains on schedule.

Favorite things about the Silver Valley: Lookout Pass Free Ski School

For more than eight decades, the Lookout Pass Free Ski School has been teaching area youth the ins and outs necessary to hit the slopes.

Kingston man faces sex abuse charges

A Kingston man has been charged with numerous sex crimes, including rape and lewd and lascivious conduct with a child under the age of 16.

City to host downtown revitalization open house

City staff will be holding an open house in Sandpoint Community Hall next week to provide an updated design and gather public input on the Downtown Revitalization Phase No. 3 project.

Sheriff’s office business tops county agenda

Though swiftly addressed, the Bonner County Sheriff’s Office held the bulk number of agenda items during Tuesday’s county business meeting and was unanimously approved to accept several grants and other technological items.

Increased price puts Smith Lake conservation plan in jeopardy

A plan to prevent development near Smith Lake and Swift Creek has hit a roadblock.

Ride 'em cowboy: Post Falls native balances rodeo, work and family

Father and son share passion for the rodeo life

The stands will be packed for the rodeo that started Wednesday. Tonight is Xtreme Bulls, and then the rodeo continues Friday through Sunday.

Campaign contributions roll in for local candidates

COEUR d’ALENE — With the Nov. 4 general election rapidly approaching, take a look at the contributions and expenditures in the most contested municipal races in Kootenai County.

North Idaho College celebrates class of 2026

Grads urged to dig deep, listen, learn

This year, 876 students graduated from NIC.

Huskies baseball season concludes at home

OTHELLO — The Othello Huskies (22-4) concluded their season after suffering an 8-7 loss to the Selah Vikings in the quarterfinals of the 2A state baseball tournament Saturday.

North Idaho College celebrates class of 2026

Grads urged to dig deep, listen, learn

This year, 876 students graduated from NIC.

Tim Mullowney

1932 – 2025

Tim William Mullowney passed away peacefully of natural causes on November 18, 2025, at the age of 93. He was born August 6, 1932, in Billings, Mont. Tim grew up in Ballantine, Mont. and graduated from Huntley Project High School in 1950.

Lessons learned in Bonners Ferry

It brings me no joy to announce that this is my final piece for the Bonners Ferry Herald. Though I am not entirely to blame, some of my articles here have admittedly spurred controversy, but my hope is that few, if any of you look to the heavens and celebrate my departure, as I have sincerely worked to the best of my ability to provide fair and accurate local reporting.

Mavericks coach finds positives despite loss

MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake Mavericks (3-7) fell to the Ridgeline Falcons 65-23 at home Tuesday. Despite the loss, Head Coach Matt Strophy was happy to find the small victories from their game.

Longwill’s first year brings culture shift to Jacks football

QUINCY – On Oct. 30, the Quincy Jacks (1-8) finished their season with a loss to the Othello Huskies. Head Coach Seth Longwill still came out proud of the foundation his team built in his first year leading them.

Local brothers bring mental health driven sci-fi thriller to Panida

‘Is it bad to delete your memories?’

In the back of a Coeur d’Alene coffee shop, Caden and Rylan Butera were discussing ideas to build their first feature film around when one caught both of their attention.

Local brothers bring mental health driven sci-fi thriller to Panida

‘Is it bad to delete your memories?’

In the back of a Coeur d’Alene coffee shop, Caden and Rylan Butera were discussing ideas to build their first feature film around when one caught both of their attention.

Sandpoint City Councilors sworn in

Aispuro starts third term among newcomers Tate and Torrez

Three City Councilors, including two fresh faces, were sworn in for four-year terms on the dais at Wednesday evening’s meeting.