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Furniture Drive To Help Children's Village

Furniture Drive To Help Children's Village

Children's Village is collecting new and gently used furniture, lamps, rugs and pictures to be sold on June 11th to raise funds for the direct care of the children that live at the Village.

No Wake Zone Issued

No Wake Zone Issued

The weather right now doesn't having many of us yearning to get out on the water, but it does have the Benewah County Sheriff's Office issuing a no wake zone. It's issued a no wake on the St. Joe and St. Maries River because of high waters.

Million Dollar Mega Millions Ticket Sold in Kootenai County

Million Dollar Mega Millions Ticket Sold in Kootenai County

A North Idaho customer will receive a very happy surprise when they check a Mega Millions ticket sold in Kootenai County. Here's the press release from Idaho Lottery:

 

Help Available For Idaho Homeowners Facing Foreclosure

Help Available For Idaho Homeowners Facing Foreclosure

The Idaho Housing and Finance Association is offering emergency loans to help people keep their homes and get back on their feet.

$13 million in federal money has been made available to the program. There are stipulations for loan applicants: Obviously, you have to be facing foreclosure, but you also have to be unemployed or have a medical condition that has resulted in the loss of at least 15 percent of your income.

The program helps homeowners make mortgage payments for up to 24 months with up to $50,000 in zero interest, forgivable loans.

The Push For Harsher Laws For Animal Cruelty

The Push For Harsher Laws For Animal Cruelty

Animal lovers across the state are gathering signatures in hopes that voters will decide to make animal cruelty a felony in 2012.

Virginia Hemingway, the founder of Stop Torturing Our Pets, says Idaho is just one of three states that don't have felony penalties for the most extreme animal cruelty cases, nor for repeat offenders.

Parking Fees Increase For Coeur d'Alene City Services

Parking Fees Increase For Coeur d'Alene City Services

I recently noticed that the city of Coeur d'Alene has bumped up some of its fees and I guess it is my own fault for not knowing that it had happened. The reason they say they have raised some fees is to offset the cost of providing certain services. Namely parking and garbage.

"More roads closed as flooding continues through central Montana"

"More roads closed as flooding continues through central Montana"

There's been flooding all over Idaho recently, but it's not the only state experiencing disaster. Flooding is sweeping through Montana closing roads and isolating communities. There's flood warnings from Great Falls down to Dillon, a flood advisory for Kalispell, up to Eureka and flood watches for many counties in between. The Great Falls Tribune has a slide show of over 50 photos showcasing the disaster in the area. It includes everything from washed out roads to rushing water through homes and camp sites.