ADVERTISING: Advertorial — What do you say? Let’s talk rosé!

It may seem counterintuitive to be discussing rosé wines when we're still dealing with the sporadic April snow showers and cold weather here in Idaho. However, rosé is a versatile, food-friendly wine that deserves to be appreciated in every season. While it makes a refreshing warm weather sipper, rosé can also provide a delightful contrast to hearty meals during the colder months. So, let's celebrate the appeal of these pink-hued wines, no matter what Mother Nature has in store.

Merchants smile when they see Andrea coming

Sensational shopper and other local legends revealed.

PREP SOFTBALL: Hill shines as Lake City goes yard seven times

Post Falls plays host to Timberlake on Thursday in a nonleague doubleheader. Lake City travels to Lakeland on Saturday for an IEL twinbill.

Whitefish blanks Rams

Bulldog boys shut out Livingston

Delaney Smith and Olivia Genovese each scored twice and the Whitefish Bulldogs dispatched the Billings Central Rams 4-0 on Saturday in a Class A soccer quarterfinal at Smith Fields.

Home of: Tony Porrazzo

Summer, or even spring, isn’t here yet but Tony Porrazzo is ready to ride. The Polson resident hasn’t been on a motorcycle since May 22, 2010 when he was injured in a wreck on Montana Highway 35, but he’s itching to get back on his iron horse.

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Israel leader vows thousands of new homes in east Jerusalem

JERUSALEM (AP) — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Thursday he was pushing ahead with the construction of 5,000 new Jewish homes in key areas of east Jerusalem, where critics say additional building could cut Palestinian residents off from the rest of the West Bank.

Israel leader vows thousands of new homes in east Jerusalem

JERUSALEM (AP) — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Thursday he was pushing ahead with the construction of 5,000 new Jewish homes in key areas of east Jerusalem, where critics say additional building could cut Palestinian residents off from the rest of the West Bank.

City Council preview for Nov. 3, 2025

Whitefish City Council meets on Monday, Nov. 3, beginning at 7:10 p.m. at City Hall.

Heavy rainfall causes closures across Glacier National Park

Heavy rainfall has caused significant flooding across Glacier National Park, prompting multiple temporary closures.

The Latest: Dutch cafe closures spark panic buying of pot

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The Latest: China relaxes travel restrictions in Hubei

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UPDATED: Royal hosts Christmas Tournament

ROYAL – The Royal City Knights hosted their Christmas Tournament on Saturday with teams from around the state, including multiple from the Columbia Basin, coming in to compete. The results of the wrestlers’ overall scores and final matches are below. Full results are available on flowrestling.org.

The Latest: Florida has record number of new virus cases

ST. PETERSBURG, Florida — The Fourth of July holiday weekend began Saturday with some sobering numbers in the Sunshine State: Florida logged a record number of people testing positive for the coronavirus.

The Latest: WHO ending hydroxycholorquine trial for COVID

BERLIN — The World Health Organization says it is ending a trial into whether anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine helps patients hospitalized with COVID-19.

Hockaday celebrates the 20th anniversary of its Members Salon exhibit — A celebration of local art and diverse artists

Hockaday celebrates the 20th anniversary of its Members Salon exhibit A celebration of local art and diverse artists

Getting coronavirus updates in Spanish is a mixed bag in US

PHOENIX (AP) — Osvaldo Salas speaks a little English, but not proficiently. The suburban Phoenix man relies on Spanish-language TV and friends and family for information on the coronavirus because state and local officials haven't posted any updates online in Spanish even as the global pandemic widens.

Getting coronavirus updates in Spanish is a mixed bag in US

PHOENIX (AP) — Osvaldo Salas speaks a little English, but not proficiently. The suburban Phoenix man relies on Spanish-language TV and friends and family for information on the coronavirus because state and local officials haven't posted any updates online in Spanish even as the global pandemic widens.

PHS Athletics hosts third annual Purple and Gold Day

Polson Pirate athletes filled Linderman field Aug. 21 for Purple and Gold Day with the goal of meeting and interacting with the next generation of Pirates.

Why Physical Flyers and Posters Remain Essential for Modern Grassroots Organizing

Tangible media remains essential for community organizers. Explore how physical flyers and posters drive real-world impact and amplify modern grassroots movements.