Arrests made in connection with Kellogg man's deathShoshone News Press2 DAYS AGO
Kellogg police looking for information on fightKHQ Right Now21 HOURS AGO
'Our community is hurting' | Community members, congregation remember pastor found dead in PinehurstKREM21 DAY AGO
Seatz's pleads guilty to aggravated batteryShoshone News Press17 HOURS AGO
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Kellogg police looking for information on fight
KELLOGG, Idaho – The Kellogg Police Department is asking residents with any information on a fight which purportedly took place at around 1 am on Sunday morning to call Idaho State Police (ISP). The department did not offer any details on the altercation, but asked anyone who may have...
Seatz's pleads guilty to aggravated battery
WALLACE –– Owen Seatz pleaded guilty to aggravated at his felony arraignment at Shoshone County Courthouse earlier this week. Seatz, 23, was initially charged with a single count of battery with intent to commit a serious felony, domestic battery without traumatic injury, and resisting or obstructing a public officer.
Arrests made in connection with Kellogg man's death
KELLOGG –– Two men were arrested on Tuesday in connection to the death of a Kellogg man this past weekend. August Mota, 33, and Martin Duncan, 42, both from California, have been charged with voluntary manslaughter for their parts in the death of 28-year-old Reed Norris. According to...
'Our community is hurting' | Community members, congregation remember pastor found dead in Pinehurst
PINEHURST, Idaho — A somber silence has fallen over the small Idaho town of Pinehurst as the community mourns the loss of a man many considered a light in their life. The Shoshone County Sheriff confirmed Wednesday the body of Gene Jacobs, the lead pastor at Real Life Ministries Silver Valley, was found in a remote area near Pinehurst after an all day extensive search. Now, members of the community are working to process the immense loss.
Spokane man sentenced for battery with intent to murder
COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho - The Kootenai County Prosecutor's Office announced a Spokane man was sentenced to prison after he tried to kill a woman in January. The charge stems from an incident where Coeur d’Alene police responded to a medical emergency at a hotel on January 6. When police arrived, they found a woman bleeding from her nose and head, where she had multiple deep cuts. The woman reported that she had been beaten with a pair of pliers in a hotel room.
Body discovered in uptown Kellogg
KELLOGG — Police are investigating the death of a Kellogg man after his body was discovered Monday afternoon. Kellogg Police responded to a report of an unconscious man lying on the ground behind a building on the corner of McKinley Avenue and West Park Avenue. According to KPD Chief...
Man found dead in Kellogg
KELLOGG, Idaho — A man was found dead near Kellogg Monday Evening. The Kellogg Police Department confirmed officers responded to the area of Park and McKinley. Callers reported an unconscious man in the area. Officers arrived on the scene and found the man, who they confirmed dead. The Idaho...
Whooping cough cases rise in North Idaho’s Kootenai County, health officials say
COEUR D'ALENE - Whooping cough, a highly contagious disease most dangerous to babies, is on the rise in Kootenai County, home to Coeur d’Alene in North Idaho, health officials say. Panhandle Health District announced in a news release on Wednesday that the district has reported 19 confirmed cases of...
Final phase of I-90 overpass construction in Kellogg kicks off Monday
KELLOGG, Idaho — The final phase of construction on an I-90 overpass in Kellogg is kicking off next week. Beginning April 29, crews with the Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) will begin removing temporary pavement from the overpass bridge, will finish the driving surface on the eastbound bridges and will address a drainage on the westbound bridge over Division Street in Kellogg. During construction, traffic on I-90 will be restricted to one lane in each direction and crossed over the westbound lanes. These delays could last for up to two months.
Pet registration underway in Wardner
WARDNER — Pet Registrar Rick Gilbert is collecting registration information for the small city’s furry friends. Residents should’ve received their annual letter alerting them of the registration period and Gilbert will begin collecting registrations through May 15. “If you are new to our special little city, welcome,”...
Kootenai County Sheriff at odds with former candidate for his job
HAYDEN, Idaho – Kootenai County Sheriff Bob Norris is still battling a candidate he defeated four years ago. John Grimm, who ran an unsuccessful bid for the sheriff’s office in 2020, appeared at a Hayden City Council meeting on Tuesday and claimed that the sheriff’s office did not properly charge an off-duty officer with a DUI after he allegedly crashed a vehicle and fled the scene.
Sixth Street Melodrama Announces Upcoming Season
WALLACE —The Sixth Street Melodrama and Theater have recently announced the lineup for their upcoming season. Starting the season is a new melodrama, titled “Huckleberry Havoc, or…The Villain is in a Jam”. The schedule for this year’s melodrama is changing. There will be one melodrama that will be five weeks, with shows Thursday through Saturday at 7 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m. Ticket price will remain $12. This show is written and directed by Carl Rowe, Paul Roberts and Carol Roberts.
Wallace scout troop sets an eye on service
WALLACE — “Girl Scouts do one thing, they make the world a better place.”. That’s something Brian Newberry, the Eastern Washington and North Idaho Girl Scouts CEO, believes is doubly true for the Wallace-based Girl Scout Troop 2401. Though the troop has only existed since fall 2023,...
2 men cited for placing white supremacist 'Patriot Front' stickers on downtown Wallace businesses
WALLACE, Idaho — The Shoshone County Sheriff’s Office found and cited two men who allegedly placed Patriot Front stickers on downtown Wallace businesses. KREM 2 News partner the Coeur d’Alene Press said some were found outside on the Masonic Lodge just down the street from the Mountain West bank.
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