When hundreds gather tomorrow night at The Resort for the Kootenai County Republican Central Committee’s biggest bash of the year, the Lincoln Day dinner, some elected precinct committeemen won’t be there.
The KCRCC stands divided on the keynote speaker, former Rep. Matt Gaetz.
Took years off my life, I swear 😩
I understand you... Literally me during the climax of the movie, every time:
Coeur d’Alene Police Chief Lee White alleges the sheriff revoked their privileges because of their involvement in the investigation into Norris’ actions during the Feb. 22 legislative town hall.
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The first film ever shot in Idaho was lost for decades, and was headed back to the big screen for the first time in a century when DOGE cuts hit. Arts organizers, tribal members, composers, musicians, and editors rallied together to make sure it happened.
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Moose grin, Moscow, Idaho. (August Frank/Lewiston Tribune)
Denys and his family made a new life in Washington away from the chaos of the war in Ukraine. But he and other Ukrainian immigrants are now stuck in limbo after the Trump admin froze a program giving them temporary legal status. bit.ly/47IzFQD
The coalition of plaintiffs includes the Idaho Education Association, the Moscow School District, a former state superintendent and current state lawmaker. www.idahoednews.org/top-news/coa...
CALLOUT: I’m looking for people to talk to on the record about their experiences with receiving any kind of care at Planned Parenthood in Oregon, especially those who needed low-cost options. This can be any clinic, but I would especially love to talk to anyone who used the Ontario clinic. DM me!
A man is seeking $2.5 million in damages from Kootenai County, alleging that Sheriff Bob Norris violated his constitutional rights by removing him from a legislative town hall and zip-tying his hands after he spoke against the actions of then-unidentified security personnel.
The State Public Defender’s Office has adopted a policy on minimum qualifications to be a capital qualified death penalty attorney, after a change in state law may increase the number of death penalty cases in Idaho. #idpol blog.idahoreports.idahoptv.org/2025/07/30/s...
The regional library consortium that allowed libraries in North Idaho and Eastern Washington to share their collections will dissolve in September, ending more than 40 years of partnership.
A photo of the print edition of the Coeur d'Alene Press, dated Monday, June 30, 2025. It is a special print edition.
The Coeur d’Alene Press doesn’t have a print edition on Mondays. We made an exception today.
I’m proud of the way my colleagues came together to create this paper last night and grateful to have the opportunity to serve our community in this way.
Our coverage continues at cdapress.com.
A new Idaho law prohibiting schools from displaying flags and banners with a political viewpoint left many teachers with the question:
What counts as a political viewpoint?
Today, the Idaho Dept. of Ed tried to give them an answer.
www.idahoednews.org/news/state-p... #idedu #idleg
1/3 📷 for @inlander.com of protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s deportation actions, Wednesday, June 11, 2025, in Spokane, Wash. www.inlander.com/news/police-...
From the Bonners Ferry Herald:
The Bonners Ferry City Council voted to declare a 365-day special occasion honoring its Canadian neighbors, effectively sidestepping the new state law limiting which flags may fly on government property.
The law took effect immediately after Gov. Brad Little signed the bill into law on March 27. But hours later, the judge blocked Idaho from enforcing the law through a temporary restraining order that she later extended in response to a lawsuit by ACLU of Idaho. #idleg #idpol
Thank you, @idahostatesman.com , @apnews.com and East Idaho News for fighting to preserve media access. www.idahostatesman.com/news/local/c...
This was a really special one. I am so lucky to call this place home. 🥹
More than 100 people gathered at the base of Tubbs Hill for the unveiling of a tribute bench honoring Scott and Mary Lou Reed.
The Idaho Supreme Court on Friday heard arguments in a lawsuit that alleges state officials drafted biased and misleading information for voters on an abortion rights ballot initiative.
Shoutout to Daniel Bice of the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, who’s been on the Judge Dugan story all week. You can catch up on his coverage here www.jsonline.com/staff/264800...
