Good morning, Post Falls.

The community and Make-A-Wish Idaho came together to fulfill 8-year-old Kinsley's dream of owning a horse after her thyroid cancer diagnosis.

Coeur d'Alene Council approves alcohol at farmers market despite police concerns, Idaho introduces new bear hunting regulations, and a drag performer wins a $1.1 million judgment for defamation.

Idaho State Police and community members celebrated the graduation of a second participant from the ILED program, which diverts nonviolent offenders to substance use treatment instead of jail.

The Community Library Network at Post Falls reallocates funds from a music streaming subscription to enhance children's services, amidst unanimous approval of the $7.9 million 2025 fiscal budget and an end to the hiring freeze.

Rick Durbin, a local business owner with deep educational ties, announces his candidacy for North Idaho College trustee in Zone 3, aiming to bring stability and strong leadership amidst the college's accreditation challenges.

Due to hot and dry conditions lowering Lake Coeur d'Alene's levels, water flow at the Post Falls dam will decrease to maintain the lake and Spokane River levels.

Coffee Connections: Networking for Chamber Members

Experience a relaxed networking opportunity for chamber members to share and discuss their businesses over coffee and snacks.

The Leadership Classic Golf Tournament

Experience a community-focused golf tournament at The Highlands Golf Course, featuring local engagement and fun activities.

Phillip Kopczynski's Stand-Up Comedy Show at The Draft Zone

Experience a night of laughter with rising star Phillip Kopczynski and host Robert J. at The Draft Zone, featuring the candid humor of Josh Teaford.