C-Falls man pleads not guilty to weapon charge

C-Falls man pleads not guilty to weapon charge

Legals for June, 7 2020

Legals for June, 7 2020

UK Treasury chief warns of depth of recession

LONDON (AP) — The U.K.'s Treasury chief acknowledged Thursday that the country faced unprecedented economic times, entering one of the most severe recessions it has ever seen as it emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic.

County pause for phased reopening may remain if cases climb

OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — Washington's secretary of health said Wednesday if cases of coronavirus continue to increase, it was unlikely that a current statewide pause for counties looking to advance from their current stage of reopening will be lifted at the end of the initial two-week timeframe.

County pause for phased reopening may remain if cases climb

OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — Washington's secretary of health said Wednesday if cases of coronavirus continue to increase, it was unlikely that a current statewide pause for counties looking to advance from their current stage of reopening will be lifted at the end of the initial two-week timeframe.

Medicaid expansion just common sense

The official voters’ guide from the state of Idaho for November’s ballot contains several arguments against Proposition 2 (Medicaid expansion) that are false or misleading. Among them: that Medicaid expansion will lead to cuts in funding for public schools.

Annual barbecue offers lots of 'Bodacious' fun

The 36th annual Bodacious Barbecue is right around the corner — July 20, so mark your calendar now — and the weather forecast for East Hope calls sunny skies and temperatures in the low 80s. Add in the location — the historic Litehouse Beach House — and great food — the Pack River Store’s savory brisket and delicious macaroni salad, it’s an event that is as fun as the cause it supports. All proceeds go toward the Memorial Community Center and its Hope Preschool.

DYW participants ready to Rock the Runway

SANDPOINT — Sandpoint’s Distinguished Young Women participants are getting ready to Rock the Runway on Saturday.

Museum is home to world's largest bunny collection

PASADENA, Calif. - It started 18 years ago with an endearment and a plush bunny. Today, Steve Lubanski and Candace Frazee live in The Bunny Museum, where they have the world's largest rabbit collection with more than 26,000 items. Guinness World Records dubbed them the largest in 1999 when there were only 8,437 pieces in the house.

Helen: From homeless to grateful

Three years ago, Helen Webster, 60, was living on the streets of Coeur d’Alene. Today, she has an entirely new life and wants to say a giant thank you to the community which helped her.

Pastor threatened by parishioner

A local pastor allegedly was threatened with a writing pen by a man in his congregation who reportedly said he wanted to stab the pastor, according to the Kalispell Police Department. The man was last seen fleeing on foot toward the library.

Dinner, challenge to benefit food banks

Ceramic bowls made by local artisans offered at Saturday fundraiser

POST FALLS - Here's a chance to help the hungry, satisfy your own appetite and take home the handcrafted ceramic bowl painted by a local artisan that you ate soup from.

'Test driver' might have crossed border

The Flathead County Sheriff’s Office got a report Sunday from a man in Alberta, Canada, who was concerned about “missing persons” who had taken a vehicle for an extended test drive and had failed to return. He wanted to know if they had crossed the border into Montana, and according to the Border Patrol, they have not.

Giving a boost to veterans causes

Local generosity has helped an organization that itself is known for its generosity to veterans.

Flathead County Sheriff

Misfired gunshots after the opening of hunting season were problematic for the Flathead County Sheriff's Office. A woman on Beaver Lake Road said shots were fired so close to her she had to hit the ground. Gunshots were heard Sunday night on Patrick Creek Road, where a green Grand Cherokee was seen leaving the area. Bullet holes were found in tires on Riverside Road. An 18-year-old man was taken to the hospital from a convenience store; he suffered a gunshot to the foot. On U.S. 2 West, shots fired toward a residential area caused concern. On Bigfork Stage Road, hunters chased a deer across a resident's property, saying they had permission to shoot on property north of him. They had no hunters orange and were wearing just T-shirts; the resident was concerned about shooting in the populated area. Signs were shot in the Foy's Lake area. On Star Meadows Road, a stray bullet entered a home.

The itch

For most of us, the itch starts about this time of year. The nights are cooler, the days slightly shorter, and the sun is a tad lower in the southern sky each day.

Henson trial: Brother testifies for prosecution

Heather Henson’s 14-year-old brother testified Thursday that his sister spoke of killing Larry Kingsley just hours before the fatal shooting on July 12.

New Year mom, baby get what they need to start out right

MOSES LAKE — The rationale behind the gifts included for the first baby of the year at Samaritan Hospital is to give a new mother everything she needs. And maybe a few things she doesn’t need but are just fun for a family, like the 5-foot-tall teddy bear.