Law enforcement and court records - April 18

Lake County District Court

FROM the bench of Deborah Kim Christopher, July 7:

Law enforcement and court records

Law enforcement and court records

Lake County District Court, Judge Christopher presiding

Law enforcement and court records

Lake County District Court, Judge Christopher presiding

Murder charges could be dismissed soon

POLSON – Murder charges against Clifford Oldhorn will be dismissed if both sides can agree on one word: Prejudice.

Bulldogs win five-game barn burner

Whitefish High School volleyball coach Jackie Fuller was correct when she predicted that the Bulldogs' match against the Eureka Lions wasn't going to be easy.

Breast cancer survivor urges women to be proactive

Last spring, Dawn Platke noticed a lump in her chest. She thought she’d pulled a muscle, but just to be sure she went to the doctor and had a mammogram.

Halloween events in Whitefish for kids and adults

Central Avenue will be bustling with spooky ghosts and goblins today as Whitefish hosts a fleet of Halloween activities and costume contests for both kids and adults.

Stormy weather in the Montana Senate

The Montana Legislature has finished 73 days out of the 90-day session. After an Easter break with good weather outside, there was a stormy day in the Senate last Friday. The minority in the Senate did not like two bills that they knew would pass third reading that day. These two bills were legislative referendum bills that needed to be passed that day to meet a transmittal deadline.

Libby has tight loss to Browning, 56-54

The Libby High School boys basketball followed up their home 68-30 win against Troy last Thursday with a squeaker of a 56-54 loss to Browning last Saturday, making significant gains over their 67-52 loss at Browning less than a month before.

Our natural resources being tied up

To the editor,

GOP and Dem senators voice concerns about US virus readiness

WASHINGTON (AP) — Senators of both political parties questioned Tuesday whether the White House’s request for $2.5 billion is enough to prepare the United States for a possible coronavirus outbreak, even as President Donald Trump said the virus is “very well under control” here.

AP FACT CHECK: Dems implore fact checkers to back them up

WASHINGTON (AP) — They flailed their arms, talked over each other and at one point called for backup, asking fact checkers to come to their rescue.

Idaho ski resorts work to attract younger skiers

IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (AP) — People get old, even die.

'Inside the Actors Studio' host James Lipton dies at 93

LOS ANGELES (AP) — James Lipton, an actor-turned-drama-school-dean who got hundreds of Hollywood luminaries to open up about their life and art and became an unlikely celebrity himself as the longtime host of “Inside the Actors Studio,” died Monday.

'Inside the Actors Studio' host James Lipton dies at 93

LOS ANGELES (AP) — James Lipton, an actor-turned-drama-school-dean who got hundreds of Hollywood luminaries to open up about their life and art and became an unlikely celebrity himself as the longtime host of “Inside the Actors Studio,” died Monday.

UNLV hands No. 4 San Diego State its first loss, 66-63

SAN DIEGO (AP) — Malachi Flynn sat slumped in his chair and glared straight ahead, the sting of San Diego State's first loss of the season still painfully fresh.

Trump tries to shift blame as virus outbreak rattles markets

WASHINGTON (AP) — As global markets plunged amid growing fears about the coronavirus outbreak, President Donald Trump and his allies pulled from a familiar playbook Friday and blamed others for the slide. It's a challenging sell for a president who has lashed his fate to Wall Street like no other.

Trump, a late convert to cause, attends anti-abortion rally

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump vowed to stand with anti-abortion activists Friday as he became the first sitting president to speak at the March for Life, an annual gathering that is one of the movement's highest profile and most symbolic events.