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Loan stores fined by state
Moses Lake branches checking loan records
Boeing to store 737 MAX in Moses Lake
MOSES LAKE — With the company running out of space elsewhere, aircraft giant Boeing has announced it will store some of its 737 MAX aircraft at the Grant County International Airport.
Opposition may not matter
State ready to OK expansion of Spoklie gravel pit
Vaccine foes raise more money than supporters ahead of vote
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — A group that wants to overturn Maine's law eliminating religious and philosophical exemptions for vaccinations raised more than three times more money than supporters of the law, according to campaign finance reports.
The lights were on,
The lights were on, the door was unlocked and the sign said the store was open. But there was no one at Kalispell Copy Center to help them with their purchases. They checked in the back to see if someone was hurt; no one was there, either, and the back door was wide open. Flathead County Sheriff's deputies tried to lock the doors but couldn't without the key, and the owner was nowhere to be found, despite several attempts to locate him. They left messages on his phone.
BREAKING NEWS Court approves Supercenter
POLSON — The Polson Wal-Mart Super Center project, in planning stages since before 2005, was cleared on Tuesday by the Montana Supreme Court.
Firefighters tackle Rainy Creek blazes; fire danger at extreme
While the area falls within the Libby Asbestos Superfund Site, Kootenai National Forest Fire Manager Officer Dan Rose said only one of the three fires was in Operable Unit 3, which contains the former W.R. Grace vermiculite mine.
Business comings and goings
Business comings and goings
The Latest: Driver charged after truck stopped in Tennessee
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — The Latest on the Christmas Day bombing in downtown Nashville:
The Latest: Driver charged after truck stopped in Tennessee
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — The Latest on the Christmas Day bombing in downtown Nashville:
'Finny' ends courageous battle with cancer
Craig Finberg's two-month battle with pancreatic cancer came to an end Friday (March 20) afternoon as he passed away at his home in Dillon at the age of 51, surrounded by his family and friends. They included Tammy, his wife of 12 years.
Networking leads to generosity for Garden Club
COEUR d'ALENE - Donations are only part of what nonprofits need to thrive, said Bonnie Warwick on Tuesday.
Mission Valley Calendar
Your guide to Mission Valley events
Moses Lake fastpitch nabs two more wins
MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake High School fastpitch team took three more wins this week, advancing their goal toward league champions. On Friday, the Moses Lake Chiefs swept visiting West Valley to stay in contention for the Big 9 League title with a come-from-behind win in game one and mercy rule finish in game two. Moses Lake and West Valley entered Senior Night at Moses Lake High School tied with Eastmont for the league lead. The Chiefs celebrated their two seniors, Rylie Sanchez and Jenna Rowland, with a ceremony before the action got started in their last home games as Chiefs...
Cheerful Heart offers free services to cancer patients
Cancer patients in Lake County can receive non-medical help from Cheerful Heart at no cost to a patient currently undergoing treatment.
RV park decision being appealed
WALLACE — The Shoshone County Planning and Zoning Commission is receiving pushback from a group of local residents concerning a permit that was issued last week.
AG: Hart stole state timber
Lawmaker logged state endowment land to build home
BOISE (AP) - A North Idaho lawmaker who the state attorney general says stole timber from state endowment land intended to benefit schoolchildren appears to be clear of a $22,827 bill because more than five years have passed since the state filed liens.
Zoning: You can't fight city hall
Thank you neighbors, but we can't fight city hall. My husband and I recently spoke about a zoning issue, first to the Whitefish City-County Planning Board, and on June 1 to the Whitefish City Council asking them to deny a conditional-use permit (CUP) for a professional office space in our neighborhood, the first instance of a professional office in a WR-2 zone.
Pheasant hunting coming to two WMAs in North Idaho
Boundary-Smith Creek near Bonners Ferry is one of the sites