Fall is just teasing us with their hints of cooler weather. We may not believe it, but your garden will. It's time to prepare your backyard bounty for winter.

University of Idaho Extensions is hosting a gardening workshop next week to teach green thumb green horns how to put their garden to bed for the season.

It's not the end of the world though! The beginning of the fall season means it's time to start planting garlic. The workshop will show you when it's time to plant the bulb and the garden timeline that will help you with your homegrown produce from start to finish.

Lake City High School in Coeur d'Alene has been given the all clear following a bomb threat Monday morning.

The school was evacuated after school administrators found a note saying that a bomb was set to go off at the school. Everyone on lockdown was asked to not use cell phones as a precaution in case the potential device was remote controlled and a radio signal might inadvertently trigger an explosion.

Dana Shapland was shocked when she got a text from her son at Lake City High School letting her know the school was locked down.

"I texted him back and asked him if he was OK and I didn't get a reply," Shapland said.

She rushed to the campus and spotted her son in the crowd as they waited to find out what was going on.

(Updated 4:15 p.m.) - The fire truck hat at Cherry Hill Park is closed temporary after the inner mesh was damaged sometime between Wednesday evening and Thursday morning.

The damage was reported Thursday morning when a city parks employee founded the damage. It's estimated damage is listed $2,000.

Though the hat is broken, the remainder of the park is open. No information is known regarding any suspects.

City employees added the mesh was accumulating damage, but the main damage happened during this incident. 

The park was originally built in 2006 as a dedication to the police officers and firefighters who died during the 9/11 attacks.