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Technology makes house-hunting easier than ever
It's no secret that recent economic troubles have caused something of a "buyer's market" when it comes to real estate in the U.S. With more than 27,000,000 homes for sale as of May 2010, house hunting can be an overwhelming proposition.
Reason to celebrate our outdoors this summer
As the long days of summer get into full swing, Montanans and visitors alike have begun to reconnect with our state parks, our one-of-a-kind outdoor recreation experiences, and the cultural treasures that define our state.
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The Latest: German hospitals offer help to French neighbors
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Swiss fear rise in COVID-19 cases could overburden hospitals
GENEVA (AP) — The Swiss health minister said coronavirus case counts and hospitalizations were doubling every week, warning of the prospect of overburdened hospitals as Switzerland has gone from one of the least-affected countries in Europe to one of the worst-hit in just three weeks.
Chase suspect accused of theft
Man who led police on high-speed chase accused of stealing vehicle
Blotter: Christmas presents stolen from back of vehicle
Christmas presents were stolen from the back of someone’s vehicle.
Opportunities still available for toy donations
MOSES LAKE — With Christmas less than two weeks away, people still have opportunities to donate toys to underprivileged families.
Report: Protest damage cited by Portland cops skewed by mall
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — The Portland police said earlier this week that ongoing protests had cost businesses in the downtown area $23 million in property damage and lost revenue, but those figures are skewed by just one business — a mall already shut down by statewide coronavirus closures, a newspaper
Report: Protest damage cited by Portland cops skewed by mall
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — The Portland police said earlier this week that ongoing protests had cost businesses in the downtown area $23 million in property damage and lost revenue, but those figures are skewed by just one business — a mall already shut down by statewide coronavirus closures, a newspaper
Report: Protest damage cited by Portland cops skewed by mall
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — The Portland police said earlier this week that ongoing protests had cost businesses in the downtown area $23 million in property damage and lost revenue, but those figures are skewed by just one business — a mall already shut down by statewide coronavirus closures, a newspaper
Facebook, others, block govt requests on Hong Kong user data
HONG KONG (AP) — Facebook, WhatsApp and Telegram will deny law enforcement requests for user data in Hong Kong as they assess the impact of a new national security law enacted last week.
Labrador helps Colombian store to keep distancing measures
MEDELLIN, Colombia (AP) — Eight-year-old Eros trots through the streets of this hilly city several times a day with a straw basket in his jaws, taking vegetables, fruit and packaged foods to customers of the El Porvenir mini-market. The chocolate Labrador retriever is paid with treats and massages of his furry head.
Happy feet
The worst part about surgery is answering the same question every single day: "What happened?"
Othello beekeepers show goods at fair
OTHELLO - For almost two decades, Barbara and her husband Kenneth Caylor have been supplying the Othello community with homemade honey products.
Moses Lake Food Bank fills families' plates
Long time volunteers watch patronage grow
Moses Lake kicks off the holiday season
MOSES LAKE - About 30 people braved the cold and wind to help celebrate the start of the holiday season in Moses Lake.
Disney 3Q revenue drops 42 percent, missing expectations
BURBANK, Calif. (AP) — Walt Disney Co. on Tuesday reported that its net income plummeted dramatically in the three-month period that ended in June when it most of its theme parks were shuttered and theatrical movie releases were postponed.
Some coffee with your coffee? Dunkin' launching cereal line
CANTON, Mass. (AP) — As if 2020 wasn’t weird enough, Dunkin’ is getting into the cereal game.