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Many locals want emergency to end
With legislation that would end Gov. Little's emergency powers working through the House and Senate, many think ...
Resolution to lift limits on gatherings passes Idaho House
Legislation to end coronavirus restrictions limiting private and public gatherings to 10 people or fewer passed the House on Monday and is headed to the Sena...
Sandpoint transportation workshop dates set
Sandpoint officials are in the final stages of adopting a new multimodal transportation plan.
Northside mulls impact fees
The Northside Fire District is pondering impact fees to brace for new growth over the next 10 years
Resource center earns federal HUD designation
The designation will not provide funding, but help connect locals to a wide range of federal resources
Farragut focus of logging concerns
Farragut State Park logging debate continues
FCC fines malicious robo-caller
The Federal Communications Commission is again fining a former Sandpoint resident accused of making malicious robo-calls in Idaho and five other states.
COVID-19 Information - Jan. 24, 2021
The latest novel coronavirus numbers from the region, state and country.
Lakes Commission meets on Feb. 11
The Idaho Lakes Commission is hosting a remote meeting on Thursday, Feb. 11 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Appeals court affirms McDermott conviction
The Idaho Court of Appeals is affirming a burglary conviction against a Bonner County man who was convicted of an unrelated second-degree murder charge while...
Health care workers, public face stress, uncertainty in pandemic’s first year
Of all the changes brought about by COVID-19, among the most prominent has been the impact on hospital and medical staffs battling the pandemic as well as on...
Grant sought for side-scan sonar setup
The Bonner County Sheriff's Office is seeking a state grant to purchase side-scan sonar equipment for use in underwater searches.
The fight for hemp
After a long couple years of trying to legalize hemp in Idaho, Caroline Nilsson Troy, R-Genesee is still fighting.
Panhandle Health asking for time, patience with vaccine
Rollout progressing as locals wait their turns.
COVID-19 Information - Jan. 23, 2021
The latest novel coronavirus numbers from the region, state and country.
Little, lawmakers square off over COVID emergency
Some local legislators think the Governor's Friday speech will backfire, while others remain calm during the first few rounds of a political fight.