Law roundup: Taxidermied coyote found stuffed in snowbank

A prankster propped a stuffed coyote up on a snowbank along Nucleus Avenue prompting an employee of a nearby grocery store to contact the Columbia Falls Police Department.

The Latest: Louisiana virus death rate higher than expected

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Flooring, stone and tile store delivers wide variety at new location

People planning to redecorate their homes, do-it-your-selfers, and new developers are just some of the folks who come into Home Floor Covering and Polson Stone and Tile at its new location, 35923 Mud Lake Trail, Polson, just east of Hwy. 93.

Business owners say 'Yes, we're open'

I've driven by your place a million times and never noticed your shop.

Business owners say 'Yes, we're open'

I've driven by your place a million times and never noticed your shop.

Lions win fourth straight Central Washington 1B district title

MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake Christian Academy/Cascade Christan School boys basketball team won their fourth consecutive Central Washington 1B District 6 championship Feb. 21 with a 49-26 win over Waterville-Mansfield. The Lions were among local teams looking to qualify for the state tournament over the weekend.

Consumer look at Idaho liquor law

As a wine retailer we are governed daily by Idaho Liquor law as are all of our great local wine distributors, Idaho and out of state wineries, and all other restaurants, grocery stores, warehouse stores, and any place else you purchase wine by the glass or bottle.

Virus resurgence forces countries to reimpose restrictions

PROMACHONAS, Greece (AP) — Countries around the world are reimposing lockdowns and implementing new health checks at their borders in an effort to curb a resurgence of the coronavirus before it spins even further out of control.

Comment deadline extended for CFAC superfund site

The Environmental Protection Agency has extended the public comment period for the Columbia Falls Aluminum Company Superfund site proposed cleanup plan an additional month.

Philip Green's retail empire Arcadia calls in administrators

LONDON (AP) — Arcadia Group, the sprawling British retail empire that includes Topshop and has been run by billionaire Philip Green since 2002, was placed into a type of bankruptcy protection on Monday, a move that effectively puts around 13,000 jobs at risk.

Philip Green's retail empire Arcadia calls in administrators

LONDON (AP) — Arcadia Group, the sprawling British retail empire that includes Topshop and has been run by billionaire Philip Green since 2002, was placed into a type of bankruptcy protection on Monday, a move that effectively puts around 13,000 jobs at risk.

Dispersed activities encouraged on Idaho Panhandle National Forests

As the Memorial Day weekend nears, the USDA Forest Service suggests exploration of dispersed recreation opportunities on the Idaho Panhandle National Forests, encouraging forest visitors who want to get into the great outdoors to be aware of limited campground availability on the forest.

Poverty takes center stage at luncheon

SANDPOINT - Sandpoint is not immune to the symptoms of poverty.

From Tee to Green

League Organizational meetings

From Tee to Green

League Organizational meetings

From Tee to Green

League Organizational meetings

River Dogs Invitational under way; NZ teams part of tourney field

The Columbia Basin River Dogs are heading into the home stretch of this summer’s schedule and once again they host a tournament full of strong Babe Ruth teams.

Big Bend starts strong, hold on for vital win

Big Bend CC 92College of Spokane 87

SPOKANE — A seven-game winning streak now gone, the Big Bend Community College Vikings went into their game at the College of Spokane Wednesday night with one ideal in mind.

Walla Walla outslugs Vikings in doubleheader

MOSES LAKE -  Well there doesn't seem to be a problem with the Big Bend Vikings' baseball bats.

At college Jan. 2, 2011

Katie Baker