Lawsuit filed against county over West Glacier work camp

Opponents of a forthcoming work camp in West Glacier are suing Flathead County over the project.

Love, funds, provisions coming from all corners of North Idaho and beyond

Love, funds, provisions coming from all corners of North Idaho and beyond

An outpouring of love, support and provisions for firefighters and first responders is coming from all corners of Kootenai County and beyond in the wake of the tragic events that took place Sunday on Canfield Mountain in Coeur d'Alene.

FEB NIBJ: NIC X-Labs helps area employers innovate

Tucked away in the Hedlund Building on the North Idaho College campus is a lab where students, faculty, community members and industry partners come together to explore solutions to real-world problems.

FEB NIBJ: NIC X-Labs helps area employers innovate

Tucked away in the Hedlund Building on the North Idaho College campus is a lab where students, faculty, community members and industry partners come together to explore solutions to real-world problems.

Slow-cooked barbecue pork a must have for summer

This recipe is tailor-made for hardworking folks who want to enjoy the holiday without spending the entire day in the kitchen.

Whitefish community blood drive breaks record

The American Red Cross will host the first 2025 Whitefish Community Blood Drive on Thursday, Jan.16, at The WAVE at 1250 Baker Ave. from 11 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.

Pinehurst Days this weekend

The P/K Lions strive to ensure that Pinehurst Days has something for every family member, and once again they’re checking all the boxes.

New bike, renewed hope

“Aiden’s” bicycle was more than a means of transportation.

Legals for November, 23 2022

Dan's the man

Gookin wins Coeur d'Alene mayor's race; Miller, Evans easily reelected to City Council

The mayor’s race saw popular figures vying for the city’s top elected position. The two are a style in contrasts, with McEvers preferring to be more of a guiding voice and letting city staff handle things, while Gookin offered to be more involved at City Hall.

BCVA tournament 'spikes' interest

The sun came out on Saturday, and so did the sand volleyball fans.

Open house next week for Wallace Comprehensive Plan Update

The City of Wallace, in partnership with J-U-B Engineers, is inviting residents, business owners, and other community stakeholders to attend an upcoming open house focused on the City of Wallace Comprehensive Master Plan Update.

Fundraising event scheduled for Settlers Creek

Tigers’ Mullings puts together remarkable season

EPHRATA — The Ephrata Tigers boys tennis team has been nothing short of successful this season, finishing the regular season 15-2. Their success being led by senior Josh Mullings who went 17-0 in singles competition this year.

KLT reopens Aster Garden Center as community hub and nursey

Residents brought umbrellas and raincoats to brave the spring rain and attend the reopening of the Aster Garden Center, now under the ownership of Kaniksu Land Trust.

Trump seeks out loyal donors in West Texas fracking fields

ODESSA, Texas (AP) — President Donald Trump took sweeping digs at “crazy left radical Democrats” on a fundraising trip Wednesday to the fracking fields of West Texas, launching unsubstantiated claims that a Democratic administration would destroy everything from the country's suburbs to the U.S. energy industry.

Soap Lake Salutes Fun Run celebrates veteran contributions

SOAP LAKE — On Saturday, a 2K and 5K fun run was held at Smokiam Park in Soap Lake. The fundraiser event was aimed at raising more awareness around Veterans Day, said event organizer Britton Baker.

Victor Gilliland

1934 — 2025

Vic Gilliland, long-time professor of the biological sciences and known as Big Bend marathon runner and national cyclist, passed away June 28, 2025, after battling a long-term illness with courage, integrity, and perseverance. He was 90.

Denny Burt, owner of Coeur d'Alene's oldest music store, announces retirement

Owner of Coeur d'Alene's oldest music store announces retirement

If Denny Burt is asked why he waited so long to retire from Burt’s Music and Sound, he’ll point out the number of student instruments waiting to be serviced inside his store. “That’s why I do it,” Burt said.

Jimmie Don Anderson

1936 – 2026

Jimmie Don Anderson (Jim), 89, passed away peacefully on January 28, 2026, at his home in Moses Lake, Wash. Jim was born September 9, 1936 in Graham, Texas.