Far-right US politicians label lockdowns anti-constitutional

SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — In deeply conservative eastern Washington state, a prominent state lawmaker kicked out of his Republican Party caucus labels the coronavirus as a foreign bio-weapon, accuses Marxists of using the pandemic to advance totalitarianism and rails against lockdown restrictions imposed by the Democratic governor.

Far-right US politicians label lockdowns anti-constitutional

SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — In deeply conservative eastern Washington state, a prominent state lawmaker kicked out of his Republican Party caucus labels the coronavirus as a foreign bio-weapon, accuses Marxists of using the pandemic to advance totalitarianism and rails against lockdown restrictions imposed by the Democratic governor.

Far-right US politicians label lockdowns anti-constitutional

SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — In deeply conservative eastern Washington state, a prominent state lawmaker kicked out of his Republican Party caucus labels the coronavirus as a foreign bio-weapon, accuses Marxists of using the pandemic to advance totalitarianism and rails against lockdown restrictions imposed by the Democratic governor.

Far-right US politicians label lockdowns anti-constitutional

SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — In deeply conservative eastern Washington state, a prominent state lawmaker kicked out of his Republican Party caucus labels the coronavirus as a foreign bio-weapon, accuses Marxists of using the pandemic to advance totalitarianism and rails against lockdown restrictions imposed by the Democratic governor.

Legals for October, 21 2025

2 arrested as Seattle protests turn violent

Authorities say two people were arrested and some police officers were injured Sunday afternoon when a large protest turned violent

Local view

Our community is cloaked in sadness, grieving for those who were killed, injured and terrorized in a shooting spree Jan. 8 at a northwest-side grocery store.

Solar roadways may be answer to energy woes

In response to "Energy crisis: Why can't electric cars recharge themselves?" (Bee, Sept. 16)

Kalispell police

A 58-year-old man was transported to Kalispell Regional Medical Center after he crashed his car into the fence at the Flathead County Fairgrounds Saturday evening.

Kootenai Tribe announces economic development project

Project to include Sonic, located in the Three-Mile area

Construction is expected to begin spring 2022

Kootenai Tribe announces economic development project

Project to include Sonic, located in the Three-Mile area

Construction is expected to begin spring 2022

Law roundup: Man’s stare draws a look of suspicion

Someone allegedly saw a thin man wearing a black trench coat and hood staring into the windows of a residence where no one was home and was yelling and screaming.

Recycling bin coming soon to Superior

The town of Superior will soon have a new recycling bin, thanks to the efforts of Alberton resident Loreen Green.

Kalispell grows by a square mile

By JOHN STANG

Whitefish Mountain Resort had another big year

An inch of spring snow landed on Big Mountain over the weekend to close out the 2020-21 ski season at Whitefish Mountain Resort.

Virus seizes markets and it's no longer business as usual

Global markets and businesses big and small opened the week to a landscape seemingly altered by the coronavirus pandemic. A host of retail chains have shut their doors or diminished hours of business. Banks are taking steps to keep cash on hand, lots of it. Markets in Asia, Europe and the U.S. are plunging. Following is a quick look at how the outbreak is impacting the financial and business sector, as well as millions of workers and customers.

US executes 2nd man in a week; lawyers said he had dementia

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (AP) — The United States on Thursday carried out its second federal execution this week following a hiatus of nearly two decades, killing by lethal injection a Kansas man whose

Ransomware gangs get paid off as officials struggle for fix

If your business falls victim to ransomware and you want simple advice on whether to pay the criminals, don’t expect much help from the U.S. government. The answer is apt to be: It depends.

The Latest: Germany's CureVac signs contract for new vaccine

BERLIN — German pharmaceutical company CureVac says it has signed a contract to produce major quantities of a COVID-19 vaccine under development in the Netherlands.

Separated families struggle to cope with prolonged border closure

Separated families struggling to cope with border closure