'Sip & Stroll' brings locals downtown

MOSES LAKE — It was a fairly simple premise. Mix one part strolling through downtown Moses Lake with one part sipping on some of the finest wines and beers around on Saturday to create another successful event that was designed to bring locals to downtown Moses Lake.

Six counties have applied to move to Phase 3 of reopening

OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — Six counties have applied to move to the third phase of Washington state's four-stage reopening plan that eases COVID-19 restrictions and allows businesses to start to reopen, the governor's office said Wednesday.

Moses Lake Gun Show offers shopping, networking opportunities

MOSES LAKE - The Northwest Gun Show was held at the Grant County Fairgrounds on March 12-13 and saw a vast array of vendors from all over the Pacific Northwest. Ron Warren, promoter for Northwest Gun Shows said...

White House warning to millennials: Stay out of the bars

WASHINGTON (AP) — The scientific community's message to young Americans about the coronavirus got more pointed on Tuesday: Stay out of bars.

COUPLE ARE THE NEW OWNERS OF TWO PLAINS EATERIES

Ripples has been a staple in Plains for and in September it came under new ownership.

Law roundup: Online tax preparer imposes levy of its own

A man contacted police concerned that his girlfriend put something in the gas tank of his car.

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Law roundup: Catwoman caught in Kalispell

Who needs the Bat Signal? With the help of a passerby, officers with the Kalispell Police Department tracked Catwoman down to a city underpass.

Cour d'Alene Police ID men in fatal shooting

James Dean, 74, Priest River, was identified as the man who shot a suspected car burglar in a parking lot outside retail stores on West Canfield Avenue, Capt. Dave Hagar said.

Law roundup: Alleged fight turns out to be Hacky Sack game

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Libby man sentenced on burglary plea

A Libby man was given a 10-year sentence with five years suspended in Montana’s 19th Judicial District Court May 6, after pleading guilty to burglary.

Six counties have applied to move to Phase 3 of reopening

OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — Six counties have applied to move to the third phase of Washington state's four-stage reopening plan that eases COVID-19 restrictions and allows businesses to start to reopen, the governor's office said Wednesday.

Legals for August, 27 2026

New Camas entrance station to open next spring

For the first time in nearly two decades, Glacier National Park will operate an entrance station on the Camas Road beginning the spring.

Daughter takes reins at Howie's Tire after father's death

Whitefish lost a trusted friend when Howard Spain died on Sept. 13. He was 48 years old.

The Latest: India must submit plan for oxygen at hospitals

NEW DELHI — India’s government, facing calls for a strict coronavirus lockdown to slow the devastating surge in infections, has been ordered by the top court to submit a plan on meeting New Delhi hospitals’ oxygen requirements within a day.

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Algeria votes on new constitution amid opposition boycott

ALGIERS, Algeria (AP) — Algerians voted Sunday on whether to approve a revised constitution that imposes term limits, promises new freedoms and is aimed at answering demands from pro-democracy protesters who pushed out their long-serving, autocratic president last year.

Algeria votes on new constitution amid opposition boycott

ALGIERS, Algeria (AP) — Algerians voted Sunday on whether to approve a revised constitution that imposes term limits, promises new freedoms and is aimed at answering demands from pro-democracy protesters who pushed out their long-serving, autocratic president last year.

The Latest: China bans foreigners from 8 virus-hit countries

BEIJING — China has temporarily banned the entry of foreigners from at least eight countries as COVID-19 cases rise in Europe and elsewhere.