Isaac Ballew, 7, checks out the view of the Post Falls Dam in Post Falls on Monday. Heavy rainfall caused Lake Coeur d'Alene to rise so Avista Corporation opened the dams large spillway gates to let more water through. Once the gates are opened river levels above the dam will drop .The Spokane River is already running at 15,500 cubic feet per second below the dam. (AP Photo/The Spokesman-Review, Kathy Plonka)

• Idaho Records/Sherry Adkins, SR
• Monday Scanner Traffic/DFO, HucksOnline
• Sun makes return through Wednesday/Mike Prager, SR
• Edgar Steele to face detention hearing this morning/Erik Loney, KXLY
• Informant in Steele murder-for-hire case to be held w/o bond/Meghann Cuniff, SR
• Ex-Zag Heytvelt gets shot w/Toronto Raptors/Matt Baney, Lewiston Tribune
• Labor Department reports another rise in Idaho income/Dustin Hurst, IReporter
• Minority Leader Rusche disputes reason for teen meth use/Dustin Hurst, IReporter
• Trial in Otto Zehm case rescheduled for next March/Thomas Clouse, SR
• No jail in downtown Coeur d'Alene weapons offense/Tom Hasslinger, Press
• Simpson, Minnick split on small business loan plan/Brad Iverson-Long, IReporter