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The headline on a front-page story in Saturday’s Daily News was easy to understand: “Idaho losing obstetric specialists.” The sub-headline was equally simple: “Doctors, confused about how to practice medicine

This Kodiak production evolution was detailed by Nicolas Chabbert, Senior Vice President of Daher’s Aircraft Division, during the company’s show-opening press conference at the SUN ’n FUN Aerospace Expo in Lakeland, Florida. He also provided the stepped-up production targets for Kodiak aircraft in 2024: an increase to 25, compared to…

Once again, we made national news for a pathetic incident of racism. Last week in downtown Coeur d’Alene, a couple of drivers in lifted pick-up trucks (one displaying a Confederate flag) harassed the University of Utah’s womens basketball team with mean racial slurs. What should’ve been a joyful experience for these athletes right before one of the biggest NCAA games of their lives, instead became unforgettable for the wrong reason. Their athletic director described the girls as being “p...

The headline on a front-page story in Saturday’s Daily News was easy to understand: “Idaho losing obstetric specialists.” The sub-headline was equally simple: “Doctors, confused about how to practice medicine

SANDPOINT, Idaho – A man crossing 5th Avenue in Sandpoint was struck by a truck on Tuesday according to Idaho State Police.

“Showing the world that North Idaho can compete on the national level is pretty inspiring"

Two separate vehicle accidents in Idaho have left individuals injured. In Sandpoint, a pedestrian was struck by a pickup truck, while near Idaho Falls, a collision occurred due to failure to yield at a stop sign. Idaho State Police are investigating both incidents.

Thompson Falls pitching struck out 14 Sandpoint, Idaho batters this past Friday, giving the Lady Hawks a sweep of their two-game road trip and keeping their season record unblemished.

Idaho, already in a doctor shortage, is losing doctors who specialize in obstetrics and gynecology.

Production targets for Kodiak aircraft are expected to rise to 25 in 2024, up from 18 in 2023, from strong customer demand.