BILL BULEY
Bill Buley covers the city of Coeur d'Alene for the Coeur d’Alene Press. He has worked here since January 2020, after spending seven years on Kauai as editor-in-chief of The Garden Island newspaper. He enjoys running.
Recent Stories
The eagles are leaving Lake Coeur d'Alene
BLM count indicates peak population has pased
The annual migration of bald eagles to Lake Coeur d’Alene to feed on spawning kokanee has peaked, said Bureau of Land Management’s Carrie Hugo on Friday, and it was nowhere close to last year’s numbers.
A white Christmas?
Forecast calls for rain, temps in the 40s
North Idaho may need a holiday miracle to see a white Christmas this year.
Coeur d'Alene animal control seizes four dogs from home
Canines were starving, thirsty, covered in filth; recovering at CAC
All told, there were five dogs, several cats and a few sugar gliders in the home. Two flea-covered kittens were also seized. A family member took the remaining animals.
Destination: Idaho
Publisher highlights tourism's importance to state on final day of legislative tour
Schroeder delivered a 30-minute talk on the explosive growth of state’s tourism sector to about 75 legislators and others at the Hagadone Event Center for the Idaho Legislative Tour organized by the Coeur d’Alene Regional Chamber and Idaho Chamber Alliance.
A place to remember Maddie, Kaylee and Xana
About 50 people gather at City Park for memorial, prayers for slain friends
About 50 people met for a brief ceremony and prayers as part of a dedication of two benches, the other honoring Xana Kernodle, slain in the same attack in Moscow. Mogan, Goncalves and Kernodle were University of Idaho students and roommates in an off-campus house.
Museum of North Idaho's move to new home delayed
Renovation may be wrapped up before Christmas
Museum of North Idaho sets tentatibve grand opening for March
North Idaho scam calls keep coming
KCSO: Operation 'quite 'sophisticated'
Scam calls impersonating Post Falls Police officers calling from the police number have been reported recently, according to a department news release.
Trader Joe's Coeur d'Alene opening draws near
National grocer will hire about 60 people
Trader Joe’s will hired more than 60 people, Rohde said. It has been conducting interviews for about two weeks and is continuing to interview applicants daily.
Idaho delegation calls for accountability on fentanyl
Letter to Biden administration says 'Idaho families are paying the price'
According to the letter, fentanyl overdose is now the leading cause of death in those ages 18 to 45, claiming 197 Idahoan lives last year.
Prop 1: Pros and cons
Speakers present cases to about 150 at chamber meeting
In a nutshell, Proposition 1 would replace Idaho’s closed primary elections with a primary election open to all voters and candidates, regardless of party affiliation. The top four candidates who receive the most votes in the primary election would advance to the general election.