For some, high school is a harrowing tale

DART issues GOP primary recommendations

Here are the recommendations for moderate, reasonable candidates in the upcoming May 17 Republican Primary from the community minded Democrats And Republicans Together (DART), a loose knit collection of North Idaho residents who seek election of moderate, reasonable and qualified individuals to positions of leadership, said Rick Palagi, spokesperson for the Executive Committee.

Whitefish asks citizens to help prevent spread of COVID-19, also extends ban on lodging stays

Whitefish has extended its ban on non-essential stays at hotels and short-term rentals through May 10, and is asking residents to stay vigilant in preventing the spread of COVID-19.

Outdoors briefs

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is hosting an upcoming trapper education field day in Kalispell and a virtual wolf trapper certification course.

Croatia mulls border restrictions for other Balkan countries

ZAGREB, Croatia (AP) — Croatia on Wednesday was mulling whether to partially restore border restrictions for the citizens of several other Balkan countries after a spike in cases of the coronavirus and an outbreak at an exhibition tennis tournament organized by top-ranked Novak Djokovic.

Croatia sets border restrictions for other Balkan countries

ZAGREB, Croatia (AP) — Croatia on Wednesday announced border restrictions for the citizens of several other Balkan countries after a spike in cases of the coronavirus and an outbreak at an exhibition tennis tournament organized by top-ranked Novak Djokovic.

Washington doesn't need an income tax

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Snowboarder caught in Canyon Creek avalanche

A snowboarder was partially buried by an avalanche in the Canyon Creek drainage on Tuesday, Feb. 25,  just beyond the Whitefish Mountain Resort boundary, while riding with two friends.

Snowboarder caught in Canyon Creek avalanche

A snowboarder was partially buried by an avalanche in the Canyon Creek drainage on Tuesday, Feb. 25,  just beyond the Whitefish Mountain Resort boundary, while riding with two friends.

EPA releases proposed plan

Businesses offer online options

Shopping in the age of social distancing and stay-at-home orders can be tough. To help, local business are offering a variety of options for customers, from online to Facebook to video shopping to to-go kits.

At ground zero, the future finally appears

One World Trade Center takes shape

NEW YORK - The noise at ground zero is a steady roar. Engines hum. Cement mixers churn. Air horns blast. Cranes, including one that looks like a giant crab leg, soar and crawl over every corner of the 16-acre site.

Volleyball squad drops Lady Pirates, Stillwater

Legals for June, 26 2024

250,000 gallons released from wastewater treatment plant

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND, Wash. (AP) — About 250,000 gallons of partially treated effluent was sent into Puget Sound from Bainbridge Island’s wastewater treatment plant after heavy rainfall temporarily overwhelmed the facility’s capacity.

250,000 gallons released from wastewater treatment plant

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND, Wash. (AP) — About 250,000 gallons of partially treated effluent was sent into Puget Sound from Bainbridge Island’s wastewater treatment plant after heavy rainfall temporarily overwhelmed the facility’s capacity.

Knaus: Crew swap was organizational decision

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - Chad Knaus defended the decision to dump Jimmie Johnson's crew with two races remaining, a move he said was done for the overall good of Hendrick Motorsports.

Soccer teams do well on the road, girls look solid

A little scare on a road trip was a good thing.

2nd Street Apartments - You could be next

On Monday, Aug. 19, the Whitefish City Council will vote whether or not to approve a massive rental complex at Second Street and Armory Road. With 153 units, this project will dump, at a minimum, over 1,100 extra car trips per day on Second Street, right where our kids play ball and walk to school.

Storm clean up stretches two days

Flathead Electric Cooperative crews continued working Sunday to restore electricity to about 100 members who were still without power after a storm roared through the valley Saturday, dumping a record amount of rain.