The Latest: Japan regional gov'ts request state of emergency

TOKYO — Several regional governments in Japan have asked for a state of emergency declaration like the one issued by the prime minister to the Tokyo area to stem the surging rise in coronavirus cases.

Macron to get hybrid car as France steps up climate fight

PARIS (AP) — French President Emmanuel Macron's government announced a raft of plans Wednesday to curb its carbon emissions, including getting a new hybrid-engine armored car for the French leader.

Health, Finance and Safety Expo offers wealth of info

The Polson Chamber of Commerce sponsored a Health and Public Safety Expo at Polson High School on Friday, Nov. 14, from 5-8 p.m.

Fourth of July events

Fourth of July events

Mayor Larkin honors Post Falls youth

Individuals, groups recognized for making a difference

Meghan urges men to honor the women in their lives

LONDON (AP) — Prince Harry’s wife Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, has visited a school to offer an International Women’s Day message with an appeal to men to honor the women in their lives.

Storytelling series begins

Visit Travelers’ Rest State Park near Lolo to honor and celebrate the age-old Salish tradition of sharing history through stories during the winter months. Programs take place from 11:00 a.m. until noon on Saturdays during January, February and March at the Holt Museum and Visitor Center at Travelers’ Rest

Daybook

Daybook

Trump's legal team cried vote fraud, but courts found none

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — As they frantically searched for ways to salvage President Donald Trump's failed reelection bid, his campaign pursued a dizzying game of legal hopscotch

Home Depot is building a banner year, 3Q numbers stun

Americans being stuck at home has led to an explosive year for Home Depot and its latest quarter is no exception.

Chairs but no people: Glimpses of California virus reclosing

LOS ANGELES (AP) — When restaurants and bars began reopening in California after a stay-at-home order, employees took down caution tape, hung “Welcome Back” signs and placed chairs neatly around tables in preparation for customers.

Chairs but no people: Glimpses of California virus reclosing

LOS ANGELES (AP) — When restaurants and bars began reopening in California after a stay-at-home order, employees took down caution tape, hung “Welcome Back” signs and placed chairs neatly around tables in preparation for customers.

Chairs but no people: Glimpses of California virus reclosing

LOS ANGELES (AP) — When restaurants and bars began reopening in California after a stay-at-home order, employees took down caution tape, hung “Welcome Back” signs and placed chairs neatly around tables in preparation for customers.

Chairs but no people: Glimpses of California virus reclosing

LOS ANGELES (AP) — When restaurants and bars began reopening in California after a stay-at-home order, employees took down caution tape, hung “Welcome Back” signs and placed chairs neatly around tables in preparation for customers.

The Idaho State Liquor Dispensary is accepting sealed bids for the following items:

(11) Shelving Units- 75 inches high, 96 inches wide and starting at 24 inches deep on the top shelves, increasing to 32 inches deep on the bottom shelves. The units have fascia and light fixtures.

Businesses' support made event successful

Sandpoint's businesses are great supporters when it comes to meeting a need in the community. The Autumn Daze Chili Cook-off at Evergreen Sandpoint Assisted Living wouldn't have happened without the generosity of delicious pots of chili donated by Café Trinity, Oishii Sushi, and Joel's Mexican Food, topped with cheese and sour cream condiments from Emerald Distributing. Along with chilies prepared by our own cooks, facility residents and the public sampled the results of six outstanding recipes.

Christmas shopping begins in May in Cd’A

WHS homecoming parade Sept. 18