By Melissa Davlin For Idaho Reports On a cold night in November, a state contracted service “could have led to the death of a special needs child,” according to documents obtained by Idaho Reports....
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff A packed Sandpoint City Council meeting became contentious on Wednesday as North Idaho residents debated the merits of a Greenprint plan. Attendees spilled out into the City Hall lobby...
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff District 1 Rep. Heather Scott, R-Blanchard, was restored to her committee assignments Wednesday morning after a punitive four-week suspension. The North Idaho lawmaker, who began her sophomore term this...
By Drake the Dog Reader Pet Columnist Where am I taking my humans today? The snow keeps coming, the wind is howling, it’s single digits, the Missus has been grounded with an ear infection,...
By Ben Olson Reader Staff For a musician eager to keep moving forward, it’s always important to challenge the boundaries and to keep experimenting. For Sadie Sicilia—formerly Sadie Wagoner—opening for Ben Harper at the...
By Tom Eddy Reader Contributor As the Snow Safety Supervisor for Schweitzer Ski Patrol, my main job involves tracking the weather over the course of the season. Every morning, I make my manual observations...
By Brenden Bobby Reader Columnist Sponsored by the Sandpoint Library If you haven’t noticed by now, I like astronauts. A lot. In this day and age, we are fairly saturated by space-related media. We...
By Katie Botkin Reader Contributor In Cuba, buying a pair of shoes can take multiple days, even if you’re walking around barefoot — traveling cross-country barefoot. And the best and worst of the place...
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Editor’s Note: Cameron Rasmusson has been in Washington, D.C. the past ten days and is reporting based on first hand observations of Inauguration Day and the subsequent Women’s March....
By Cort Gifford Reader Contributor There were no cheering crowds, scent of hot dogs, or brass bands to stir the hearts of the faithful, but after weeks of seeming inactivity at the construction site...
