A 33-year-old woman pleaded guilty to misprision of a felony Tuesday at U.S. District Court in Coeur d'Alene.

Twyla Basil said, in a plea agreement, that she acted as a lookout for people who went into a home and stole guns.

The case was investigated by the FBI because the crime occurred on tribal land and both Basil and the victim are part of the Kootenai Tribe.

The charge carries a maximum punishment of a $250,000 fine and up to three years in prison.  Basil could also face one year of supervised release after any jail time.

Basil's sentencing is scheduled for January 31st at the federal courthouse in Coeur d'Alene.

Schweitzer Mountain Resort

Schweitzer Mountain Resort Skiers now have an extra 1,200+ acres of tree skiing after crews thinned some of the trees located to the right of Ridge Run below the Basin Trail.

Another addition includes an installed zip line stretching over 700’ in length. The Resort hopes to have it running for both the winter and summer season.

Schweitzer pass holders hoping to travel north for a winter excursion can ski at Whitewater Ski Resort in Nelson, British Columbia thanks to a partnership.

Continued: Silver Mountain and Lookout Pass

The original Yankee Stadium was known as the “House That Ruth Built.” Babe Ruth let the hickory wood of his bat do the work as the New York Yankees began their winning tradition during the 1920’s.

In Clark Fork, Idaho, Willy Seay, Ron Seay and Will Seay are letting 14 cords of Birch wood do all the work as the trio takes up the task of renovating Clark Fork’s Memorial Field.  The field has been overtaken by knapweed, the baselines are non-exsistant, and a player sliding into any of the bases risks a layer of skin if not sprained or broken body parts.