The Revolutionary Spuds head north for Idaho’s America 250 celebration

Spuds head north for Idaho’s America 250 celebration

Wahluke advances in the 1A state tourney

MATTAWA — The Wahluke Warriors (11-5-1) defeated Eastside Preparatory 2-0 in the opening round of the 1A state tournament Tuesday. Head Coach Cele Lopez was proud of how his team showed up. “(They had a) different intensity,” he said. “I always believe that we're capable of doing whatever we setup as the goal, and they showed it today, they showed the hunger, they showed the intensity.”

Volunteers clear more than 400 miles of Idaho trails

Volunteers clear more than 400 miles of Idaho trails

Clearing over 400 miles of Idaho’s beloved trails is hard work — it takes a total of 16,614 volunteer hours to do so, to be exact. But it’s all in a season’s work for the Idaho Trails Association.

Range Riders erase four-run deficit before falling 3-2 in Knockout

The Glacier Range Riders erased a four-run deficit Tuesday night but fell short, dropping a 3-2 Pioneer League knockout-round to the Ogden Raptros after the teams finished tied 11-11 through nine innings at Glacier Bank Park on Tuesday night.

Mat Classic 2026 sees strong performances by Basin athletes

TACOMA — On day one of the Mat Classic Washington’s best from the 3A and 4A competed at the Tacoma Dome, Thursday. Across the boys and girls teams of the Moses Lake Mavericks, seven wrestlers moved on to the semifinals. Competition for other teams from Grant and Adams counties started Friday with additional strong performances from those teams as well.

Film starring actress from Coeur d'Alene playing at Hayden Cinema

'Disciples in the Moonlight' runs through Wednesday

Micah Lynn Hanson was raised on North Idaho values as she grew up in Coeur d'Alene's French Gulch. Homeschooled K-12, the now 33-year-old actress who plays a lead role in the new film "Disciples in the Moonlight" was always painfully shy. "I loved watching people. I would make up their life stories in my head," Hanson said Thursday in a phone call with The Press.

State controller goes in-depth, Transparent Idaho

Transparency in Idaho isn’t new; county residents just might not have known how to access it.

State controller goes in-depth, Transparent Idaho

Transparency in Idaho isn’t new; county residents just might not have known how to access it.

Tracy Hill

Tracy Ann (Williams) Hill, 60, passed peacefully on June 1, 2025, after a brave and dignified battle with cancer. She was surrounded by those who loved her most—her family, her heart, her world. Tracy lived a life filled with love, laughter, and a deep, unwavering spirit that touched everyone she met.

NIC employees celebrate accreditation win

NIC employees celebrate accreditation win

North Idaho College endured.

NIC employees celebrate accreditation win

NIC employees celebrate accreditation win

North Idaho College endured.

'The light of the world' right here in Coeur d'Alene

Day of Hope on Sunday at the fairgrounds

Young and old filled plastic bags with nonperishable food items like pasta, beans, peanut butter and canned vegetables for several hours on Friday.

Amelia Cronk: A natural leader

Not only does Amelia Cronk participate at St. Ignatius High School, she excels.

Victims take the stand against Cowells

During the March 17 joint preliminary hearing for Richard and Katherine Cowell, a Boundary County couple facing multiple sex crime charges, the alleged victims testified they were coerced into sexual relationships as minors.

Residents weigh in on McIntire park plans

Upgrades could include fitness stations, gardens

Two Master Plan concept maps drawn up by Architects West were presented during an open house at City Hall Thursday night. Attendees were encouraged to vote by placing a sticker on their preferred layout, share feedback with representatives from Architects West, and discuss the park’s future with neighbors.

Knights fend off the Warriors at home

ROYAL CITY — The Royal Knights (3-0-2) defeated the Wahluke Warriors (3-1-1) 2-0 Tuesday. Royal Assistant Coach Adan Martinez said their previous games leading up to Tuesday prepared them for this game.

Protecting water quality rises to top at lakes conference

Hosted by the Whitefish Lake Institute every four years, the conference brings together professionals from different sectors, including students and community members.

Election Day is here

Polls are open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. New voters can register at the polls; they’ll need a current photo ID and proof of residence.

LOCAL CORONAVIRUS BULLETIN Staying apart isn’t easy, but it’s right

This is a series about COVID-19 preparation and regional updates. Check the Press daily for new information, tips, and ways our health care professionals are working to keep our community safe.