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Idaho gov vetoes bill banning business vaccine requirements
Last year, Montana became the first state in the nation to ban most businesses from requiring vaccines as a condition of employment
2021 was nothing to brag about
Just like its predecessor, '21 was mired in pandemic muck.
'Breaking Hate' author to present at HREI
The Human Rights Education Institute (HREI) is proud to bring community stakeholders, citizens and students together to introduce Author Christian Picciolini in an engaging comprehensive exploration of his book Breaking Hate: Confronting the New Culture of Extremism.
Calling in backup
It had been just seven weeks since the first COVID-19 related deployment of the Idaho National Guard had ended, but as positive cases began to climb at the end of August, Idaho Gov. Brad Little re-activated Idaho’s troops as well as called in federal assistance to help with mitigating the added pressure on the state’s healthcare facilities.
THE VETERANS' PRESS: Bagram Air Base, Afghanistan: A veterans story
Bradley Jordan, Spokane VFW 51 member, knows too well the stresses of serving our country in a hostile and dangerous location.
Op-Ed: Uniformity transparency committee update
In our local elections our voters decide who serves as our local leaders…mayors, city council members, school board members, fire district commissioners, etc.
Washington bus driver dies after contracting coronavirus
SEATTLE (AP) — A King County Metro bus driver who worked in a highly-populated area that includes Seattle has died after contracting the coronavirus.
World Bank sees plunge in Latin America, Caribbean economies
MEXICO CITY (AP) — The new coronavirus pandemic could send economies tumbling by 4.6% this year across Latin America and the Caribbean, forcing governments to take ownership stakes in struggling major businesses, according to a World Bank report issued Sunday.
Washington bus driver dies after contracting coronavirus
SEATTLE (AP) — A King County Metro bus driver who worked in a highly-populated area that includes Seattle has died after contracting the coronavirus.
Washington bus driver dies after contracting coronavirus
SEATTLE (AP) — A King County Metro bus driver who worked in a highly-populated area that includes Seattle has died after contracting the coronavirus.
Surveys: Manufacturing contracts last month in US, world
WASHINGTON (AP) — Manufacturing contracted in the United States and around the world last month, dragged down by economic fallout from the coronavirus outbreak.
Maui County reports coronavirus cluster among hospital staff
HONOLULU (AP) — Hawaii officials said Wednesday they have identified a cluster of COVID-19 cases at Maui island's only hospital as it disclosed 15 employees of the facility have tested positive.
Restaurant growth screeches to a halt amid pandemic shutdown
The virus pandemic gripping the nation is slamming the restaurant industry after years of steady growth amid the longest economic expansion in U.S. history.
Surveys: Manufacturing contracts last month in US, world
WASHINGTON (AP) — Manufacturing contracted in the United States and around the world last month, dragged down by economic fallout from the coronavirus outbreak.
Restaurant growth screeches to a halt amid pandemic shutdown
The virus pandemic gripping the nation is slamming the restaurant industry after years of steady growth amid the longest economic expansion in U.S. history.
Maui County reports coronavirus cluster among hospital staff
HONOLULU (AP) — Hawaii officials said Wednesday they have identified a cluster of COVID-19 cases at Maui island's only hospital as it disclosed 15 employees of the facility have tested positive.
Australia unveils $11.4 billion in virus outbreak stimulus
PERTH, Australia (AP) — Australia on Thursday put forward a $17.6 billion (US $11.4 billion) stimulus package meant to stave off a recession due to the impact of the virus outbreak on its economy.
Legislature must address pension debt
You may believe that Montana is debt free following actions by the legislature earlier this year to pay off state debt.
Letters to the editor March 19
Letters to the editor March 19
OPINION: The value of training
When I became a school trustee in Cassia County in 2001, I knew I wanted to serve my community by being part of important educational decisions.