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Plunge for Special Olympics hosted by the Kootenai County Sheriff’s Office

With six weeks since former city administrator Jennifer Stapleton stepped down from her role, Sandpoint City Council members and Mayor Jeremy Grimm discussed what that role might look like in the future — if it exists at all

ID Spokane WA Zone Forecast for Thursday, February 8, 2024

Exploring the darker side of Idaho’s charm with the help of Southwest Journal, we delve into the most dangerous cities across the state, shedding light on crime rates and safety concerns. Despite Idaho’s reputation for safety, certain areas present significant risks, urging caution for residents and visitors alike. 14 Most Dangerous Cities in Idaho 1. […]

Hop in the car and ride along with Chris Niccolls and Jordan Drake as they embark on an adventure-filled road trip through Idaho.

BOISE -- The Idaho House voted Wednesday to pass legislation defining “male” and ‘“female,” and stating that there are “only two sexes.”

BOISE — The Idaho House voted Wednesday to pass legislation defining “male” and “female,” and stating that there are “only two sexes.”

A year after being diagnosed with a rare and aggressive form of cancer, Sandpoint local Sierra Kramer remains hopeful as she waits to travel across the country for a potentially life-saving surgery in Houston, Texas.

BOISE — The Idaho House voted Wednesday to pass legislation defining “male” and “female,” and stating that there are “only two sexes.”

What’s the best way to determine who goes to state?