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Boise police seek person of interest
Boise police are looking for a person of inerest who went into a bank on Vista Road at Kootenai last week.
Group buys Idaho site to build technical school
A group of businesses and individuals hoping for a professional-technical high school has purchased 20 acres in Kootenai County for the school.
NWS extends advisory in N. Idaho
A dip in air quality caused by a layer of cold air at lower elevations in northern Idaho prompted officials to ban outdoor burning in five counties.
Police investigate N. Idaho shooting
Police in northern Idaho say two Moses Lake, Wash., men in their early 20s were shot in Coeur d'Alene early Sunday morning and that a third man from Coeur d'Alene has been taken into custody.
Feds hope to boost North America's largest fish
As the bid to save North America's largest freshwater fish falters, federal officials say they plan to spill more water out of a northwest Montana dam in hopes of getting the species to spawn in the wild.
College men: UC Santa Cruz at Whitworth, 7; North Idaho at Salt Lake, 7:30 p.m.; CC Spokane vs.
Falling tree kills woodcutter near 4th of July Pass
NEAR 4TH OF JULY PASS, Idaho - A tree fell on a woodcutter and killed him near 4th of July Pass late Saturday morning, according to the Kootenai Sheriff's Department.
In brief: KMC volunteers are Brightest Stars
A volunteer services group at Kootenai Medical Center in Coeur d'Alene has been awarded top honors in Idaho's annual Brightest Stars awards, which honor volunteers across the state.
Voters reject jail measures in three counties
In Kootenai County in northern Idaho, a $57 million bond and half-cent sales tax to expand the county's jail fell short of the two-thirds supermajority needed to pass.
No more elections talk. No more election TV ads. No more phone calls for different candidates.
DHS approves enhanced tribal ID cards
The Homeland Security Department has entered in to agreements with four Native American tribes to produce enhanced identification cards approved for use at U.S. border crossings.
Department of Homeland Security Press...
Department of Homeland Security and Tohono Oa odham Nation Announce...
For Immediate Release Office of the Press Secretary Contact: Sara Kuban, 202-282-8010 Pete Delgado, Tohono O'odham Nation: 520-383-2028 The Department of Homeland Security and the Tohono O'odham Nation of Arizona today formalized an agreement to develop a Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative -compliant Enhanced Tribal Card - signed by U.S. Customs ...
Train hits unknown man in Post Falls
Authorities are looking for help in identifying a man they say stepped in front of a train in Post Falls, Idaho Friday morning.
Bridging the divide; raising the bar
The 7th Annual Idaho Indian Education Summit comes to Lewiston this week. Education leaders from Coeur D' Alene, Shoshone, Kootenai, and Nez Perce Tribes met at the Red Lion Thursday to focus on a student group that's falling behind.
Senecas sign on for border ID plan
The Seneca Nation of Indians is poised to be just the third tribe to agree to work with the U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency on an enhanced tribal card that can be used as part of the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative.
Another UI student injured in frat fall, alcohol believed to be involved
Moscow Police say a University of Idaho student was injured when she fell from a fraternity house third-floor window early Thursday morning.
The structure was relocated to the current site in 1955, then expanded with the addition of a gracious living room and private upper master suite.
UI student in critical condition at Harborview after fall from frat
A University of Idaho student was listed in critical condition Monday after he fell from a window or the roof of a fraternity Saturday morning.
Tornado warning for Pend Oreille, Bonner counties
A tornado warning for Pend Oreille County and Bonner County Tuesday expired at 4:15 p.m. with no tornado spotted.

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