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Nonviolence, community action at heart of MLK Day event
Civic Engagement Alliance, HREI host online seminar on Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Supreme Court takes up Priest Lake land dispute
The Idaho Supreme Court is hearing oral arguments in a real estate dispute involving NBA All-Star John Stockton.
PR company to block Facebook and Twitter for censorship
A Priest River internet provider says it will block Facebook and Twitter from its WIFI service for some customers due to claims of censorship.
Local woman organizing Valentines card drop-off for seniors
Looking to brighten a local senior's day? Here's something you can do
File Idaho income tax returns starting Feb. 12
The Idaho State Tax Commission starts processing 2020 Idaho individual income tax returns on Friday, Feb. 12.
Man accused of interfering with lawful hunt
A Bonner County man was cited for destroying live trees on state land and gathering firewood without a permit after allegedly interfering with a lawful elk hunt north of Priest River.
Woman accused of trafficking heroin
A Bonner County woman was arrested for felony eluding and trafficking heroin following traffic stop
Schweitzer resumes twilight skiing
Twilight skiing returns to Schweitzer
COVID-19 Information - Jan. 20, 2020
The latest novel coronavirus numbers from the region, state and country.
Village Bakery helps build dreams, gives big lift to Panhandle Autism Society
Village Bakery provides opportunities while building dreams, giving back to the community.
'We are not the way we were'
Seasoned economist paints the picture for North Idaho's road ahead.
Government transparency gets screen time
How public officials can comply with Idaho’s Open Meeting Law - even in a pandemic
Wildlife captures for multi-year research project set
Idaho Fish and Game is continuing to monitor and capture animals as part of a large multi-year research project.
Oral arguments set in asphalt plant case
Idaho Supreme Court is taking up a dispute over a contested asphalt plant relocation proposal
KNPS hosting January talk on whitebark pine
Kinnikinnick Native Plant Society's monthly program features Christy Cleaver, a U.S. Forest Service plant pathologist.