A Gonzaga University law professor breaks down whether the free speech rights of a woman dragged out of a Coeur d'Alene legislative town hall were violated.

The woman, who ran as a Democrat for Idaho’s House of Representatives in 2024, 2022 and 2020, was booing the participants along with other attendees at the meeting when the ...

The Coeur d'Alene School District says a political group had permission to hold a town hall event at Coeur d'Alene High School last Saturday through the ...

Wolkenhauer and Dr. John Mitchell, who taught economics at Boise State University, gave their annual economic outlook at The ...

WayMaker Christian Academy junior Brody Slawson has a deep interest in American history. After he learned he is the 2025 ...

It’s been a long road, five years, since the historic J.C. White House was moved from Eighth Street and Sherman Avenue in ...

House Republicans passed a bill (now stalled in the Senate) this session to require citizens to have a passport or birth ...

Canopy Village says its "Safe Teen Assessment Center" allows them to identify issues and connect families with the proper ...

As cities across the nation grapple with homelessness, we take a look at a Coeur d'Alene facility providing resources.

The store formerly known as Sierra Trading Post is about to open a new location in Coeur d'Alene on Saturday. Known simply as ...

Three men physically removed her. Police confirmed the organizers hired Lear Asset Management security; the city has since ...