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Greece: 150 have virus at quarantined hotel housing migrants
KRANIDI, Greece (AP) — Greek authorities said Tuesday that 150 people tested positive for the novel coronavirus at a quarantined seaside hotel housing 470 asylum-seekers from Africa, including many children, but none of those infected displayed symptoms of COVID-19.
Business community celebrates yes for school levies
It is with great joy and gratitude that we celebrate the successful passing of the levies for both Coeur d'Alene and Lakeland Public Schools!
Q & A Emergency planning with County Emergency Management
With upcoming inclement weather, residents should be in the know of emergency management procedures and where they can get emergency information.
Head out and get to know Idaho's alpine lakes
Idaho has abundant opportunities to explore the high country and cast a line into beautiful lakes. Check out our Alpine Fishing page and plan your next, or your first, alpine lake fishing trip.
Glacier region tops state in tourist spending
Glacier Country got a bigger slice of the $3.04 billion non-resident tourism pie than any other region in the state in 2016, according to a recent report published by the Institute for Tourism and Recreation Research at the University of Montana.
Private Security And Its Expanding Role In Law Enforcement
(NAPSI)—Having your identity stolen is an eye-opening experience. Even more eye-opening is the response you may get when calling police to report the crime. That’s because it’s become more common today to receive a follow-up visit at your home, not from that police agency, but from a representative of a private security firm specializing in identity theft.
ImagineIF aims to supply library cards to all Kalispell first-graders
ImagineIF is seeking to get a library card in the hand of every first-grader.
Trial begins in lawsuit over missing woman's murdered sons
TACOMA, Wash. (AP) — A final chapter in the horrific saga of a Utah woman who vanished about a decade ago and the killings of her young sons in a fiery attack by their father years later began Tuesday with opening statements in a lawsuit against Washington state over the boys' deaths.
Trial begins in lawsuit over missing woman's murdered sons
TACOMA, Wash. (AP) — A final chapter in the horrific saga of a Utah woman who vanished about a decade ago and the killings of her young sons in a fiery attack by their father years later began Tuesday with opening statements in a lawsuit against Washington state over the boys' deaths.
Pompeo to raise case of US doctor on trial in Saudi Arabia
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Wednesday he planned to raise U.S. concerns about human rights during a visit to Saudi Arabia, in particular the case of a Saudi-American doctor facing trial there who was barred from leaving the kingdom and allegedly tortured.
Big 12 breaks out of league play to challenge SEC schools
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Big 12 takes a break from conference play this weekend when its teams match up with members of the Southeastern Conference for the SEC-Big 12 Challenge. He's a look at those games and the week ahead:
Big 12 breaks out of league play to challenge SEC schools
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Big 12 takes a break from conference play this weekend when its teams match up with members of the Southeastern Conference for the SEC-Big 12 Challenge. He's a look at those games and the week ahead:
JULY NIBJ: Local education, training leaders discuss workforce development in a changing economy
Schools and training centers in North Idaho are preparing today's students to become successful workers of tomorrow. Young people and adults who wish to return to the workforce have several options for pursuing academic pathways as well as career technical education, certifications or simply enriching their knowledge and expanding their understanding of topics or skills that will be useful in their chosen lines of work.
Business owner honored for commitment to automotive trade
Rick Crook was inducted into the WyoTech trade school Hall of Fame.
PREP BASEBALL: Coey's slam fuels Coeur d'Alene's sweep of Lakeland
Results from Saturday's games around the area.
Reus, Haaland to the rescue as Dortmund beats Hoffenheim
BERLIN (AP) — Substitutes Marco Reus and Erling Haaland came on to end Borussia Dortmund’s barren run against Hoffenheim with a 1-0 victory in the Bundesliga on Saturday.
Prosecutor urges case against FIFA president for private jet
GENEVA (AP) — A special prosecutor in Switzerland recommends a criminal investigation is opened against FIFA President Gianni Infantino for using a private jet in 2017.
Arnold 'Arnie' J. Wilkens, 76
Arnold “Arnie” J. Wilkens, 76, of Athol, Idaho passed away peacefully on Monday, January 22, 2024, surrounded by family.
Eminem drops surprise album, advocates changes to gun laws
Rapper Eminem once again dropped a surprise album, releasing “Music to Be Murdered By” on Friday — along with a video that calls for changes to gun laws.
Kansas Daybook
Associated Press Kansas Daybook for Friday, Jan. 17.