Witness: Floyd didn't resist arrest, tried to defuse things

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A man who was with George Floyd on the night he died said his friend did not resist arrest and instead tried to defuse the situation before he ended up handcuffed on the ground and pleading for air as an officer pressed a knee against his neck.

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Singer Kika Morelan, The Song Mill Studios release new music videos

Singer Kika Morelan, The Song Mill Studios release new music videos

Swanson honored with Diamond award at BCH

Boundary Community Hospital honors Alison Swanson, PT, DPT with the Diamond Award for exceptional compassion in Patient Care.

Numerica to sponsor North Idaho activities through Jan. 4

Numerica to sponsor North Idaho activities through Jan. 4

Numerica is sponsoring Five Days of Family Fun for families to enjoy at no cost over winter break.

Kellogg High School reaches Mid-Mod March Madness championship

Voting ends April 3

Moving History Forward: 'The Queen of The Lake'

Georgie Oakes’ builder came from Portland at the request of the Northern Pacific Railroad.

Op-Ed: No one likes taxes, but Idaho treats taxpayers right

No one likes taxes.

UM project intended to bolster tribes' energy independence

The project will help inform tribal and federal policymaking, with a specific focus on energy development decisions.

Iran furloughs imprisoned US Navy vet amid virus concerns

WASHINGTON (AP) — Iran has granted a medical furlough to a U.S. Navy veteran who has been imprisoned in for more than a year, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced Thursday.

US, Mexico discuss halting much of cross-border travel

SAN DIEGO (AP) — The United States and Mexico are working on plans to halt much of cross-border travel without disrupting trade during

FBI: Government's response to virus spurred would-be bomber

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — A Missouri man who investigators say was planning to bomb a Kansas City-area hospital was distressed by the government’s response to the coronavirus crisis and motivated by racial, religious and anti-government animus, according to newly unsealed court documents.

Stella Alice Bjornrud Sharp

Stella Alice Bjornrud Sharp

Build A Road Map To Help Seniors Stop Or Reduce Driving

(NAPSI)—Parents don’t hesitate to talk to their teenagers about driving safely, but no one is talking to seniors.

Snowpack remains well above average

The snows of winter have shrunk to a few gritty roadside banks in most of the Flathead Valley, but Northwest Montana’s high terrain is still buried deeper than normal.

Schools get their own report cards under federal law

Students aren’t the only ones who receive report cards monitoring their performance.

A New Way to Deal With Dry Mouth

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Sundance: Ron Howard documents aftermath of the Camp Fire

PARK CITY, Utah (AP) — Ron Howard knew Paradise, the northern California town devastated by the most destructive wildfire in California history.

Irish leader says EU will have upper hand in UK trade talks

LONDON (AP) — Ireland’s prime minister warned Britain on Monday that Brexit is far from finished -- and the European Union will have the stronger hand in upcoming negotiations on future relations between the two sides.

Sundance: Ron Howard documents aftermath of the Camp Fire

PARK CITY, Utah (AP) — Ron Howard knew Paradise, the northern California town devastated by the most destructive wildfire in California history.

Washington state woman pleads not guilty in baby theft case

TACOMA, Wash. (AP) — A Washington state woman pleaded not guilty Tuesday to drugging a mother after authorities say she posed as a photographer in a complex plot to kidnap the mother’s newborn baby.