Showdown with soccer fans leads to chaos in Germany

BERLIN (AP) — The German soccer federation’s power struggle with fans escalated dramatically over the weekend when Bundesliga games were interrupted by protests with the threat of being called off.

There are no silver bullets in the timbering wars

Counting only my Evergreen years, this is my 28th year at war. If I count my family’s heritage in sawmilling, it can then be said that I was born into this war more than 69 years ago.

Giving workers a helping hand

COEUR d’ALENE — A new Coeur d’Alene nonprofit hopes to fill a need in the community by serving those who serve.

Liquor before beer: Spirits beat brews in new market data

In 2022, spirits gained market share for the 13th straight year in the fiercely competitive U.S. beverage alcohol market, as its supplier sales reached 42.1%

Little 'betting' on Idaho's economy

Legislators, economists sound off on state's financial future

The Economic Outlook and Revenue Assessment Committee (EORAC), which provides a revenue number that informs the state's budget, put forward projections on Thursday more optimistic than those used by Little. In a 10-8 vote, the committee opted for a projection that would see this fiscal year end with $5.665 billion for this fiscal year and $5.816 billion for fiscal year 2027.

Little 'betting' on Idaho's economy

Legislators, economists sound off on state's financial future

The Economic Outlook and Revenue Assessment Committee (EORAC), which provides a revenue number that informs the state's budget, put forward projections on Thursday more optimistic than those used by Little. In a 10-8 vote, the committee opted for a projection that would see this fiscal year end with $5.665 billion for this fiscal year and $5.816 billion for fiscal year 2027.

What to know about Trump's tariffs on Canadian goods and rising tensions between once close allies

The U.S. and Canada once held one of the world's most durable trade alliances, but the latest escalation plunges the North American neighbors deeper into a rupture that has kept both sides of the border on edge throughout Trump's second term in office. Steeper tariffs raise costs for businesses — and almost always trickle down to households in the form of higher prices.

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Safe at home? Blue Jays end nomadic journey in Buffalo

The signage is familiar. And well, really, that's about it. But hey, it beats nothing. Or, to be more precise for the Toronto Blue Jays, it beats seeing their name on the bottom of a scoreboard in a visiting stadium for a game that is “home” in name only.

Safe at home? Blue Jays end nomadic journey in Buffalo

The signage is familiar. And well, really, that's about it. But hey, it beats nothing. Or, to be more precise for the Toronto Blue Jays, it beats seeing their name on the bottom of a scoreboard in a visiting stadium for a game that is “home” in name only.

Biden walks storm-ravaged Louisiana: 'I know you're hurting'

LAPLACE, La. (AP) — Giant trees knocked sideways. Homes boarded up with plywood. Off-kilter street signs.

Biden tells storm-ravaged Louisiana: 'I know you're hurting'

LAPLACE, La. (AP) — Giant trees knocked sideways. Homes boarded up with plywood. Off-kilter street signs.

Biden walks storm-ravaged Louisiana: 'I know you're hurting'

LAPLACE, La. (AP) — Giant trees knocked sideways. Homes boarded up with plywood. Off-kilter street signs.

Biden walks storm-ravaged Louisiana: 'I know you're hurting'

LAPLACE, La. (AP) — Giant trees knocked sideways. Homes boarded up with plywood. Off-kilter street signs.

Biden walks storm-ravaged Louisiana: 'I know you're hurting'

LAPLACE, La. (AP) — Giant trees knocked sideways. Homes boarded up with plywood. Off-kilter street signs.

NFL teams rely on tape with virus altering pre-draft routine

AURORA, Colo. (AP) — Let's go to the tape.

NFL teams rely on tape with virus altering pre-draft routine

AURORA, Colo. (AP) — Let's go to the tape.

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Say hello to 'Trolls,' farewell to 'Modern Family' this week

This week's entertainment offerings have a decidedly familial feel to them, and not the Force Family Fun kind. On television, viewers have the chance to say goodbye to the Roses of “Schitt's Creek” and visit one last time with the “Modern Family” crew. “Parasite,” the Oscar best-picture winner, arrives on streaming this week, while “Trolls: World Tour” — which had its theatrical release quashed by the coronavirus pandemic — arrives for home rental. The Strokes are back with their sixth album, this one produced by Rick Rubin, while a host of friends including Christopher Guest helps Joe Satriani on his 18th record.

Say hello to 'Trolls,' farewell to 'Modern Family' this week

This week's entertainment offerings have a decidedly familial feel to them, and not the Force Family Fun kind. On television, viewers have the chance to say goodbye to the Roses of “Schitt's Creek” and visit one last time with the “Modern Family” crew. “Parasite,” the Oscar best-picture winner, arrives on streaming this week, while “Trolls: World Tour” — which had its theatrical release quashed by the coronavirus pandemic — arrives for home rental. The Strokes are back with their sixth album, this one produced by Rick Rubin, while a host of friends including Christopher Guest helps Joe Satriani on his 18th record.