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.

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 News-Press daily for new information, tips, and ways our health care professionals are working to keep our community safe.

Bluff Creek Complex closures to end

All closures related to the Bluff Creek Complex are expected to be rescinded by the end of this week, according to a release from the Idaho Panhandle National Forest on Monday.

Eureka Community Players hold auditions

The play is a laugh-a-minute comedy by Wooten, Jones and Hope.

Melania Trump taking Rose Garden turn to pitch her husband

WASHINGTON (AP) — When Melania Trump addresses

Historic championship!

Mavs slowpitch brings state title trophy

YAKIMA – The Moses Lake Mavericks (16-1) are the 4A state champions after defeating the Chiawana Riverhawks 13-3 in five innings. This state title is the Mavericks first in school history.

Legals for October, 9 2023

Royal Knights win in 3 sets

ROYAL CITY – The Royal Knights (8-9) finished their regular season with a 3-0 win over Kiona-Benton on the road. Their win solidified the Knights for a fifth-place tie in the South Central Athletic Conference, Head Coach Lisa Lawrence said.

Bierlink commits to Whitworth basketball

QUINCY — The Quincy Jacks’ Pierce Bierlink has declared his intent to pursue basketball at the collegiate level by committing to the Whitworth Pirates. According to him, he’s been working toward this goal for a long time. “It's a lot of blood, sweat and tears. I've been playing basketball since before I can remember,” Pierce said. Coming into the 2025-26 school year, there was some uncertainty surrounding what might be next for him after he graduates.

Mistrial declared in murder case

The jury in the Shannon Dabbs murder and arson trial was unable to reach a unanimous verdict, with 10 jurors favoring conviction and two undecideds.

Bonners Ferry girls volleyball play Timberlake in three-game series

ICL invites community to Earth Day cleanup

Progress does not happen in silence, but when people show up.

Fire destroys Kootenai home

A local family was left without a home Tuesday evening after a fire destroyed a Kootenai residence.

Globetrotting biker makes pitstop in Bonners Ferry

Since April, a German man has been biking from the Atlantic Coast in Newfoundland across the country before heading north to the Arctic Ocean in the Northwest Territories. Last week, about halfway through his 6,000-mile journey, Klaus Lüttgen stopped in Bonners Ferry.

Globetrotting biker makes pitstop in North Idaho

Since April, a German man has been biking from the Atlantic Coast in Newfoundland across the country before heading north to the Arctic Ocean in the Northwest Territories. Last week, about halfway through his 6,000-mile journey, Klaus Lüttgen stopped in Bonners Ferry.

US 93 West of Whitefish construction paused for winter

The Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) and Knife River – Mountain West Division have paused work for the winter season on the US 93 West of Whitefish project.

Rathdrum man sentenced after family dispute with gun

A man who prosecutors said pointed a gun at another man and called him racist slurs during a family dispute will not spend additional time in jail.

Shoshone County weighs moving driver’s license office to courthouse

Shoshone County weighs moving driver’s license office to courthouse

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