3 days of rains in Pakistan kill 90, disrupt life in Karachi

KARACHI, Pakistan (AP) — Three days of monsoon rains have killed at least 90 people and damaged at least a thousand homes across Pakistan, the country's national disaster management agency said Tuesday, as another spell of heavy rain lashed the port city of Karachi.

Egg producer gouged prices when pandemic hit, lawsuit says

NEW YORK (AP) — One of the country’s largest egg producers illegally inflated prices when the pandemic hit New York, taking in $4 million as it charged up to four times more per carton, state Attorney General Letitia James charged in a lawsuit Tuesday.

Egg producer gouged prices when pandemic hit, lawsuit says

NEW YORK (AP) — One of the country’s largest egg producers illegally inflated prices when the pandemic hit New York, taking in $4 million as it charged up to four times more per carton, state Attorney General Letitia James charged in a lawsuit Tuesday.

Authorities arrest accused killer, two others following alleged illegal border crossing

The run of a man wanted for murder in Saskatchewan, Canada, ended last week in Northwest Montana after law enforcement captured him and two others near Whitefish following a high-speed chase.

Fed survey finds economy slowing in some areas of country

WASHINGTON (AP) — A Federal Reserve survey of U.S. business conditions has found modest economic gains at the start of the year, although some parts of the country saw slowdowns stemming from a renewed surge of COVID-19 cases.

Fed survey finds economy slowing in some areas of country

WASHINGTON (AP) — A Federal Reserve survey of U.S. business conditions has found modest economic gains at the start of the year, although some parts of the country saw slowdowns stemming from a renewed surge of COVID-19 cases.

Ford announces closing of Brazil manufacturing operations

SAO PAULO (AP) — Ford Motor Co. said Monday it will close three plants in Brazil and stop producing automobiles in the South American country where it has been operating since 1919.

Ford announces closing of Brazil manufacturing operations

SAO PAULO (AP) — Ford Motor Co. said Monday it will close three plants in Brazil and stop producing automobiles in the South American country where it has been operating since 1919.

SHS grad named to NOAA panel

SANDPOINT — A Sandpoint High School graduate is being appointed to a prestigious National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration advisory panel.

Reforming oil and gas leases better for taxpayers

Reforming oil and gas leases better for taxpayers

Aitken appointed to City Council

SANDPOINT — The City Council lineup for 2014 has been solidified after a pair of council actions Wednesday.

Quest, Northrop Grumman ink teaming agreement

SANDPOINT — Quest Aircraft Company, manufacturer of the Kodiak, has signed a teaming agreement with Northrop Grumman Corporation to develop the “Air Claw” — a special mission demonstrator — based on the Kodiak airframe.

Jamaican national arrested near Whitefish admits immigration crime

A Jamaican national who crossed into Montana from Canada near Eureka and was arrested with others near Whitefish after a 75-mile car chase admitted to an immigration charge on Monday.

Golf tournament raises $4,386

Law Enforcement and Friends Benefit Golf Tournament organized by the Bonners Ferry Boarder Patrol Station and Mitch Vogel raised $4,386 for the Bonners Ferry Cancer Support Group.

From Tom to Thomas

Know this about Tom Malzahn: He's going to play more golf.

Shutdown story is surreal

The national headlines seemed out of place. "Government shutdown" just aren't words Americans expect to see, averted or otherwise. I mean, come on; this isn't Tunisia. The mammoth U.S. doesn't just collapse. Right?

Rathdrum impact fee public hearing is tonight

Cities slash budgets, taxes

KOOTENAI COUNTY - For the first time in history, all cities in the county are choosing to cut property taxes in the next fiscal year.

Uncle Sam wants tattlers

Never have waste and fraud been desirable, but in this political and economic climate tolerance has reached a low point. With public funds the waste really hits the fan. Given the last two years of executive branch emphasis on transparency, the magnifying glass is widening to public demands of accountability.

Business conference Thursday at The Resort

Local legislators paying for 16 scholarships to event

COEUR d'ALENE - The 22nd annual Idaho Business Opportunity Conference on Thursday at The Coeur d'Alene Resort will offer businesses a chance to connect with purchasers and ideas to expand sales.