Universes collide at Coeur d'Con

Universes collided at the Coeur d’Alene Public Library on Saturday for “Coeur d’Con,” North Idaho’s very own version of the popular Comic Con event.

FVCC staff members honored for work

Flathead Valley Community College staff members have been recognized for their commitment to education.

Poston, Smith re-elected to Bonners Ferry City Council

Sandpoint PD officers graduate from POST program

Report: Crime down in Cd’A

Calls for service numbered 39,552 last year

Crime continues to decline in Lake City, down about 70% over the past decade, according to new data from the Coeur d’Alene Police Department.

Education remains an option to reduce downtown vehicle noise

Italy tries a return to some normalcy after virus closures

ROME (AP) — Authorities in Italy moved Friday to reopen schools and museums amid the

Hats off to Hayden Days

While Connie and Glen Lussier enjoyed the procession that cruised down Government Way Saturday morning, their true joy came from watching their two granddaughters take it all in.

Sheriff: Suspected shooter ambushed firefighters who asked him to move vehicle

The man suspected of ambushing the firefighters who responded to a blaze he set on Canfield Mountain, fatally shooting two and seriously wounding a third, did so after firefighters asked him to move his vehicle, authorities said Monday.

Plane suffered engine trouble prior to crash at Kalispell City Airport, feds say

The small plane consumed by flames at the Kalispell City Airport on Monday afternoon experienced engine trouble prior to crashing into several parked aircraft, federal authorities say.

Huskies wrap up districts with 28 state contenders

OTHELLO — The Othello Huskies finished out district competition Saturday with the team sending 13 boys and 15 girls, for 28 total wrestlers heading to the state tournament this weekend. Boys The Huskies boys team brought 23 wrestlers into the district meet and came out of the event third overall with a score of 275.5 and had 13 of those boys qualify to head to Tacoma this weekend.

Mavericks wrestlers gain national experience in Fargo

MOSES LAKE — Eli Anderson and Conner Duvall from the Moses Lake Mavericks wrestling program recently returned from Fargo, North Dakota for the 2026 US Marine Corps Junior nationals. "I think I performed good," Anderson said. "But I don't think I performed my best; I could have done better in my last match to make it further."

Top stories The Press broke in 2024, and what happened after

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THE FRONT ROW with JASON ELLIOTT: NIC golfers ready to go out in style before program comes to an end

“I think it’s a positive thing,” NIC men's and women's golf coach Brittany Pounds said. “It’s going to be a big advantage to have. Teams within our region have seen it and we played at the National Preview in the spring and we’re going to get two practice rounds, so it’s going to give us an extra advantage going into the tournament.”

Vernon drops 23 as Bulldogs edge Tigers

SANDPOINT — Sophomore guard Cade Vernon drained five 3-pointers en route to a game-high 23 points, none bigger than the two in the fourth quarter, as Sandpoint took down Timberlake 73-67 in nonleague boys basketball Thursday night at Les Rogers Court.

Pulsipher letter shakes up Coeur d'Alene mayoral race

Pulsipher letter shakes up Coeur d'Alene mayoral race

On Friday, Pulsipher responded to questions from The Press about why he wrote the letter. “Unfortunately, a significant number of voters cast their vote based on recommendations by political party leaders. Woody, Dan, and I are NOT the KCRCC preferred candidates and risk splitting the non-KCRCC vote. This may lead to the KCRCC gaining control and influence in the city. We have already witnessed what KCRCC influence has done to NIC and the community library network,” he wrote in an email. “We cannot let that happen to our city.”

LETTER: Love the paper, and what's going on with downtown maintenance

Mr. Miller, I enjoyed your editor's letter! I enjoy the desert living! What I also enjoy is my morning newspaper. Lord, we have the BEST paper carriers in town! I give them treats once in awhile! Never get to visit because they’re here and gone!

Make your home your summer getaway

(ARA) - Summer is a time to take long weekends, enjoy the pleasant weather and make new memories with family and friends. It's also a time to take a moment for yourself and find ways to savor that relaxing vacation feeling.

Miley spreads hope, Hudgens reassures fans amid coronavirus

LOS ANGELES (AP) — From finding ways to help others cope to sheltering in place to canceling events, here's a look at some of the ways the entertainment industry is reacting to the spread of the coronavirus, which most people recover from but can cause severe illness in the elderly and those with preexisting medical conditions.

Coeur d'Alene passes hate crimes law

Residents urge council to take strong stance against racism

A city report said the criminalization of that behavior will enable the city to prosecute racially motivated crimes, leading to separate charges and enhanced penalties in appropriate cases.