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Three candidates hoping to replace Assessor Grant Dorman gave their best sales pitch to commissioners, area residents and county employees on why they should be hired for the job. The trio — Dan Rose, Thomas Brown and Dennis Engelhardt — were selected by the Bonner County Republican Central Committee as finalists for the seat. The three got their chance to pitch their selection to the Board of Bonner County Commissioners at a two-hour interview on Tuesday.

North Idaho College has no legal counsel, after a tumultuous, five-hour Wednesday night meeting where trustees reversed an earlier decision to hire new counsel and the attorney who was meant to facilitate the transition walked out.

LATAH COUNTY, Idaho -- Prosecutors took new steps to secure more evidence from Bryan Kohbergers defense team Tuesday.

North Idaho College has no legal counsel, after a tumultuous, five-hour Wednesday night meeting where trustees reversed an earlier decision to hire new counsel and the attorney who was meant to facilitate the transition walked out.

IDAHO FALLS – The Bonneville County Prosecuting Office has filed a civil complaint against Idaho Falls School District 91 Superintendent James Shank and D91 Director of Communications Margaret Wimborne alleging they illegally advocated for a school bond using school board money. The civil action alleges that Shank and Wimborne violated the Public Integrity in Elections […]

The Bonner County Fair Board plans to reject a nearly $500,000 grant to build a proposed RV campground on a disputed parcel between the fairgrounds and the Bonner County Sheriff’s Office.

It wasn’t a busy election day in Shoshone County, but several key elections took place on Tuesday. Among the five elections that were held, one was decided by a single vote, one of them changed the way the city of Kellogg will tax guests, and one of them will be decided by coin flip.

Wanted: A few good candidates interested in property values, tax assessment and ensuring both follow Idaho laws. The successful candidates could be tapped to replace Grant Dorman as Bonner County assessor, who is stepping down in early June. Dorman announced his resignation on May 9, saying health concerns prevented him continuing in the office he's held for four months. The assessor said it has been his pleasure to serve in the office, albeit for a short time. However, recently discovered h...

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The cadence of Bonner General Health closing labor and delivery services is highly suspicious.