Methamphetamine devastates body, communities

In last week's article, I shared some disturbing statistics about the devastating financial and social consequences that methamphetamine use has caused in Idaho as our state's number one1 drug problem. Here's one more fact: Idaho currently ranks fifth in the nation for Meth abuse.

County to hold hearing on West Glacier work camps

The Flathead County commissioners are scheduled to hold a public hearing Tuesday morning on a proposal to allow "work camps" for seasonal employees in the West Glacier area.

Tips for renting a car in the middle of a shortage

Tips for navigating the rental car market

Law roundup: Bigfoot pays Kalispell woman a visit

A Kalispell woman was surprised when a stranger tried the knob to her front door and even more surprised when she checked the camera footage and caught sight of bigfoot at her doorstep.

Casino regulators seek coronavirus fines in 3 Nevada cases

LAS VEGAS (AP) — State casino regulators are seeking fines against two casinos and a bowling alley in rural Nevada, alleging that employees and patrons failed to comply with requirements including a mandate for people to wear masks or face coverings to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.

United adds direct flight to L.A.

United Airlines will offer direct seasonal flights from Glacier Park International Airport to Los Angeles International Airport starting June 7, Glacier Airport Director Rob Ratkowski announced Tuesday.

United adds direct flight to L.A.

United Airlines will offer direct seasonal flights from Glacier Park International Airport to Los Angeles International Airport starting June 7, Glacier Airport Director Rob Ratkowski announced Tuesday.

Achilles: I will fight for Idahoans, not billionaires or extremists

Developer proposes 174 housing units along East Second Street

AP Lifestyles Digest

Here is the AP Lifestyles digest for the week of Nov. Dec 7.

Asia Today: 67 new cases in S Korea, highest jump in 3 weeks

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korea has reported 67 additional cases of the coronavirus, the largest daily jump in about three weeks amid an upward trend in new infections.

Tech scammers dupe, steal information

A computer shop in Troy is concerned that scammers are finding lesser known ways to dupe residents into giving out their personal information before taking their money – and with some success.

Community's help needed on 'Tots'

The goal for this year’s Toys for Tots campaign is $50,000 — the same as it has been in past years. The Lions make the most of the money by bargain shopping, and with the assistance of generous local businesses.

Ronan Council adds member to adjustment board

Mayor Ryan Corum and the Ronan City Council took care of business quickly at their Jan. 28 meeting.

Police find man sought in stabbing

COEUR d'ALENE - The North Idaho Violent Crimes Task Force located a transient wanted for allegedly stabbing another transient earlier this week, Coeur d'Alene police said.

LEVY LETTER: Student got it wrong

Ms. Howard needs to harken back to her middle school days at Coeur d’Alene Charter Academy.

Flathead County sheriff

Flathead County Sheriff's deputies responded to Fifth Street West in Hungry Horse after a 45-year-old man allegedly hit his sister in the head. He was arrested for family member assault. The alleged blow reportedly occurred after an argument that escalated from yelling and screaming.

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Moses Lake Police Department

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Moses Lake Police Department

Cooling livestock

Local feed store operators discuss available options for helping livestock healthy in extreme heat

EPHRATA – The sign at the SubWay in Ephrata read 105 degrees Wednesday afternoon, and temperatures throughout the area have been high all week, including on the various ranches in the area. Ranchers have a variety of tools though to help keep their livestock from overheating. Ensuring animals have easy access to clean water troughs is important, said Megan Feekes of Hales Farm and Feed in Ephrata...