Anti-government activist Ammon Bundy was arrested Wednesday for the second time in two days at the Idaho Statehouse.

BOISE – Authorities on Tuesday arrested anti-government activist Ammon Bundy at the Idaho Statehouse after he refused to leave a meeting room where a few hours earlier angry protesters forced out lawmakers.

A burglar is suspected of setting a fire that damaged the venerable Hudson’s Hamburgers in downtown Coeur d’Alene on Tuesday morning.

Seeking compromise on an issue where little existed, the Lakeland Joint School District has decided to limit the number of students returning for in-person lessons.

MOSCOW, Idaho – The University of Idaho campus reopened Monday after a six-month pandemic closure to greet mask-wearing students headed to their first fall semester classes.

Shortly after the Republican National Convention started Monday it moved to one of the key features of such a gathering, the roll call of the states to cast delegate votes for the party's nominee.

BOISE – Angry, maskless spectators forced themselves into the Idaho House special session on the coronavirus pandemic Monday, shattering a glass door, rushing into the gallery that had limited seating because of the virus and forcing lawmakers to ask for calm in a crowd that included a man carrying an assault-style weapon.

An investigation led detectives to arrest 67-year-old Bradley Leader, who had been living on the same property as the victim, Eveline Pederson, and her longtime partner, according to the Bonner County Sheriff's Office.

Tribal communities in the Inland Northwest face the prospect of a severe undercount in the 2020 census after the Census Bureau announced Aug. 3 that it would cut door-to-door counting short by a month.

Kelli Gibbs ran in the Coeur d’Alene Marathon for the sixth time Saturday and it didn’t disappoint.

The heat wave that roasted the Inland Northwest last weekend through Tuesday of this week came late in the season. 

While church leaders have found ways to connect with their congregations while physically apart, some are looking to invest in long-term solutions to continue to offer virtual services, which may include expensive updates to century-old brick and stone buildings.

Terry Lee, a sculptor in Coeur d’Alene, said he didn’t know what a suffragist was when he decided to sculpt one.