BASIN SPORTS SCHEDULE: Feb. 23 – 28, 2026

COLUMBIA BASIN — The last standing basketball teams from around the basin prepare to head out and face the first round of state competition. See who the remaining teams will be facing this week.

TRAVEL SOFTBALL ROUNDUP: The North 18U opens summer season with three victories at Spokane tourney

TRAVEL SOFTBALL ROUNDUP: The North 18U opens summer season with three victories at Spokane tourney

TRAVEL SOFTBALL ROUNDUP: The North 18U opens summer season with three victories at Spokane tourney

TRAVEL SOFTBALL ROUNDUP: The North 18U opens summer season with three victories at Spokane tourney

Kalispell man wins $30K in lottery

HELENA – Monday was a big day at the Montana Lottery with three winners claiming a total of $52,835.

Bigfork native recalls growing up downtown

The July 16 issue of the Bigfork Eagle featured a “Looking Back” photo of my Mom, Anne Haug, sitting on a stump in front of the Koffee Kup cafe, a dilapidated building in Bigfork.

Kalispell man wins $30K in lottery

HELENA – Monday was a big day at the Montana Lottery with three winners claiming a total of $52,835.

Glacier Park hiker puts out hiking map

Cd'A firefighters train at construction site

COEUR d’ALENE — When Mike Sowl works a big job, such as demolition of a hotel, he thinks about what could go wrong.

Obstacles arise for future Kalispell rail park

The Kalispell Planning Board addressed several unanticipated regulation obstacles Tuesday night for the upcoming construction of the future industrial rail park off Whitefish Stage Road.

Obstacles arise for future Kalispell rail park

The Kalispell Planning Board addressed several unanticipated regulation obstacles Tuesday night for the upcoming construction of the future industrial rail park off Whitefish Stage Road.

Creston bottling plant begins distribution

After years of controversy surrounding its impending operations in Creston, the Montana Artesian Water Company has begun putting bottles on local shelves, even as the Flathead County Planning Department prepares to determine whether or not the plant’s legal status within the expanded Egan Slough zoning district allows production.

MY GARDEN PATH: Things are going to be cooling off

Believe it or not, the official first day of autumn is almost here … Sept. 22.

Lebanese Hezbollah says it's open to reformist government

BEIRUT (AP) — The head of Lebanon's Hezbollah said Sunday his group supports the formation of a government that would be able to improve economic conditions in the crisis-stricken country and undertake major reforms.

Group says it has ample signatures to get pot on ballot

PHOENIX (AP) — Proponents of legalizing recreational marijuana in Arizona said Wednesday they turned in 420,000 petition signatures — far more than needed to get the measure on the November ballot despite challenges posed by the coronavirus.

Group says it has ample signatures to get pot on ballot

PHOENIX (AP) — Proponents of legalizing recreational marijuana in Arizona said Wednesday they turned in 420,000 petition signatures — far more than needed to get the measure on the November ballot despite challenges posed by the coronavirus.

Group says it has ample signatures to get pot on ballot

PHOENIX (AP) — Proponents of legalizing recreational marijuana in Arizona said Wednesday they turned in 420,000 petition signatures — far more than needed to get the measure on the November ballot despite challenges posed by the coronavirus.

Group says it has ample signatures to get pot on ballot

PHOENIX (AP) — Proponents of legalizing recreational marijuana in Arizona said Wednesday they turned in 420,000 petition signatures — far more than needed to get the measure on the November ballot despite challenges posed by the coronavirus.

Don't Be Left In The Dark Bracing For Disasters Can Protect Millions During National Preparedness Month

(NAPSI)—Year after year, millions of Americans face danger from major storms, natural disasters and threatening power outages. The increasingly unpredictable nature of weather patterns, along with threats to our infrastructure provide a warning that major headaches can occur if homeowners postpone taking the steps necessary for proper preparedness.

Kelly Prior tapped as new Litehouse president

SANDPOINT — Litehouse has a new, but familiar face as its new president.

Health care fraud: Not a faceless crime any longer

By RICARDO ALONSO-ZALDIVAR/Associated Press

WASHINGTON - Health care fraud once was a faceless crime. Now it has a mug shot, even a smile.