Good morning, Post Falls.

The 17th annual backpack for kids event is set for this weekend in Post Falls – providing backpacks and school supplies to local students – as community organizers work to support families for the upcoming school year.

Over 30 participants have been walking for the 2026 100-mile Cross Walk hosted by ChristFit Gym; they are carrying a full cross along a route from Athol to finish today at The Heart church in Coeur d'Alene — making stops to rest, eat, and share their faith.

Strong winds and low humidity bring fire danger to North Idaho as the county Office of Emergency Management warns residents today to avoid activities that may spark a wildfire.

The National Weather Service forecasts temperatures up to 87 degrees and winds of 31 mph, urging everyone to take caution outdoors.

The Greene Street Bridge southbound work is complete and motorists can resume normal routes.

Officials report the project finished on schedule + advise drivers to follow updated traffic patterns for safe travel.

Avista warned over 40,000 customers in the Inland Northwest to plan ahead amid high-fire-weather conditions that could trigger Public Safety Power Shutoffs today.

Customers will be contacted directly if outages occur and help is available for those needing uninterrupted power.

Row Adventures recently guided 30 rafters on a whitewater trip along the 425-mile, free-flowing Salmon River — known as the 'River of No Return' for its wild rapids and rich history — offering an exciting glimpse into the area’s natural heritage.

Local Master Gardener Candace Godwin explains that most tomato issues (from blossom drop to splitting) are due to weather changes, inconsistent watering, and poor pollination rather than disease; gardeners in Post Falls should maintain consistent care as these responses are normal under summer heat.

The Indians came from behind to beat the Canadians 7-5 today at a local ballpark and showed a strong effort all game long.