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Snow dusted the hills. But it was not enough. That was Annemarie Prince's prognosis as she and Benjamin Turnock drove northwest of Colville on Jan. 23. → Read More
Washington counties would have more control over tracking, moving and killing gray wolves per proposed legislation. → Read More
An uphill ski race is scheduled for Feb. 26 at 49 Degrees North. → Read More
He wept on a sunny day at the end of a continent. He cried alone, perched on a rock at the top of a little known glacier. There was no wind. His tears slowed and then he sat in silence and looked down at the expanse of snow. Somewhere down there was a rock outcropping that four years ago killed his friend. → Read More
49 Degrees North is leading the opening day charge after announcing they'll roll the lifts Friday. → Read More
As of today, you are 16 percent more likely to hit a deer while driving. At least for the next few weeks. → Read More
Washington wildlife officials mistakenly killed a wolf pup Thursday believing the animal was an adult member of the Smackout pack. → Read More
Mac heard the news on a hot day in July. He’d woken up down by the river in a nice spot he’d found a month back, shaded and near a little pool. Most days he’d stay there for a few hours waking up slowly and watching the light dance on the water. But that day was a scorcher and he decided to try to find some air conditioning, so he’d walked up and out of the river valley and to the bus plaza,… → Read More
Earlier this year, a hydrologist watched "Into The Wild" a movie, based on the eponymous nonfiction book about the life and death of an iconoclast adventurer. A pivotal scene, in both the book and movie, shows Chris McCandless trying to cross a swollen river, and failing. Days later he died deep in the Alaskan backcountry. → Read More
A peckish black bear climbed into a Sandpoint man's car over the weekend, according to reporting from KHQ. → Read More
Polish authorities won't investigate former state Rep. Matt Shea on charges of human trafficking. → Read More
Nathaniel Hagood had just finished leading a kayaking tour of Yellowstone Lake when he got the text. → Read More
Gearing up to hike Scotchman Peak, the classic 8-mile hike in North Idaho? → Read More
All fish cleaning stations in the Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area are indefinitely closed. → Read More
CRESCENT, OREGON — Steve Nicovich is trolling a large plug lure deep in the bowels of Odell Lake in search of one of its famed mottled marauders when something almost appears to happen. → Read More
MAYEN, GERMANY – Traveling in Europe, in any capacity, is an exercise in embodied history. When looking at World War II-era bullet holes in Parisian church façade, staying in a 500-year-old farmhouse or touring a cathedral that’s older than our country, it takes little imagination to feel the heft of history. → Read More
As bombs fell in Mariupol, an eastern Ukrainian city ravaged by fighting between Russian and Ukrainian forces, Spokane pastor and former legislator Matt Shea launched a rescue mission for 62 orphans. In a video and post to Facebook on March 8, Shea said he could hear machine guns firing in the background as he talked to his “prospective daughters. → Read More
In mid-October 1963, a young woman hunting grouse north of Newport shot what she thought was a bobcat. → Read More
Emergency medical helicopters responded to two serious injuries at North Idaho's Silver Mountain Resort, Sunday. → Read More
Mt. Spokane Ski & Snowboard Park has added new uphill skiing routes. → Read More