Good morning, Post Falls.

American Heritage Girls placed flags on veteran graves at Evergreen Cemetery today ahead of Memorial Day—continuing a tradition of honoring local heroes.

American Legion Post 143 coordinated the event that saw 660 flags already set as families prepared for additional ceremonies this weekend.

Local sommelier Trevor Treller of Terroir Fine Wine and Club — located at 4025 N.

Government Way, Ste. 6 in Coeur d'Alene — offers a unique wine tasting experience with expert pairing tips for both beginners and seasoned enthusiasts.

The neglected Captain John Mullan statue now at the Mullan Pass Historical Site, originally meant for Coeur d’Alene, has been poorly maintained after several moves — a proposal suggests relocating it to the Museum of North Idaho lawn to better honor its history.

New numbers from the Idaho Department of Labor showed that April's unemployment rate remained at 3.6%, lower than the national average, while five local metropolitan areas including Coeur d’Alene and Lewiston experienced nonfarm job gains.

Fernan STEM Academy held its 'Exploring Our World' STEM family night on May 14, welcoming nearly 440 visitors who connected with local professionals to learn about health care, gymnastics, and cement mixing.

Smokey the Bear and the Kootenai County Fire Prevention Cooperative visited Ponderosa Elementary School on Thursday afternoon (just in time for Memorial Day weekend) to remind first graders about fire safety.

The skit emphasized the need for safe practices before camping season begins.

At Timberlake High School in Spirit Lake, first responders staged a mock DUI crash — a 60‑minute drill — on Wednesday morning to warn graduating seniors about the fatal risks of drinking and driving.

Trails on Tubbs Hill will temporarily close starting Memorial Day for wildfire mitigation aimed at protecting public safety and improving forest health.

The city is in its second phase of the project, which clears hazardous dead trees and ground fuels to prepare for planting native conifers next spring.

Idaho Transportation Department’s Office of Highway Safety is launching the '100 Safest Days' campaign from Memorial Day to Labor Day to promote safe driving through seat belt use and cautious speeds.

Officials note a steady decline in fatal crashes and urge drivers, pedestrians + cyclists to stay alert this summer.

Utility pole maintenance will cause a rolling lane closure in Post Falls next week.

The northbound lane on North Greensferry Road between East Mullan Avenue and East Poleline Avenue is closed May 26 and May 27, with flaggers directing traffic.

Post Falls pet owners planning trips can ease boarding stress by touring facilities ahead and discussing special needs with their veterinarian, Dr. Erin Ray advises.

Bringing a familiar item from home and confirming vaccine requirements can help pets adjust in a new environment.

Runners can join the Coeur d'Alene marathon this weekend—local athletes from Post Falls and neighboring communities will compete on a scenic course designed to boost community spirit.

The Coeur d'Alene Marathon returns today in Coeur d'Alene, offering runners a scenic course along the lake plus organizers expect a strong turnout.

Participants should check registration details as the event unfolds.

Evening of Stand-Up Comedy with Max Knudson

7-9 p.m. — The Draft Zone — Tickets available — Enjoy a night filled with laughter featuring Boise comedian Max Knudson and friends.