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Failure of integrity at Montana PSC
In 2021, a state audit of the MT Public Service Commission (PSC) revealed “several situations indicative of an unhealthy organizational culture and ineffective leadership, including certain commissioners overriding department controls.”
Anti-mask anger forces Colorado children's museum to close
Museum President and CEO Michael Yankovich declined to elaborate on the incidents targeting staff.
County formally accepts ARPA funds
The Shoshone Board of County Commissioners recently signed a resolution formally accepting the $2.5 million Shoshone County allocation of the Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Fund program (CSLFRF) authorized by the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA).
Higher density a key part of good growth
From having our kids and grandkids nearer to us and ensuring our stores and restaurants have enough workers to provide what we need, apartments must be part of the long-term solution.
Singapore prolongs virus lockdown until at least June 1
SINGAPORE (AP) — Singapore will extend its partial lockdown by another four weeks after reporting thousands of new coronavirus cases in recent days, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said Tuesday.
3M, U.S. reach agreement that allows mask exports to Canada
TORONTO (AP) — Manufacturing giant 3M said Monday it has an agreement with the Trump administration that will allow the company to continue to export N95 protective masks to Canada and Latin America amid the coronavirus pandemic.
3M, U.S. reach agreement that allows mask exports to Canada
TORONTO (AP) — Manufacturing giant 3M said Monday it has an agreement with the Trump administration that will allow the company to continue to export N95 protective masks to Canada and Latin America amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Stocks are subdued early on after dismal report on layoffs
NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks are wavering between small gains and losses early Thursday after a report showed a record number of Americans lost their jobs last week due to the coronavirus outbreak.
3M, U.S. reach agreement that allows mask exports to Canada
TORONTO (AP) — Manufacturing giant 3M said Monday it has an agreement with the Trump administration that will allow the company to continue to export N95 protective masks to Canada and Latin America amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Idaho reports its 1st coronavirus deaths: 3 men over age 60
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Three Idaho residents have become the first reported deaths in the state because of COVID-19, the illness caused by the coronavirus, state health officials announced Thursday.
Idaho reports its 1st coronavirus deaths: 3 men over age 60
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Three Idaho residents have become the first reported deaths in the state because of COVID-19, the illness caused by the coronavirus, state health officials announced Thursday.
AP National News Calendar
Business events scheduled for the coming week.
Eastern Libyan forces attack Tripoli hospital for second day
CAIRO (AP) — Rockets rained down on Libya’s capital Tuesday, health authorities in the U.N.-backed government in Tripoli said, the second day of heavy bombardment by eastern-based forces that struck one of the city’s largest hospitals.
The Latest: European Central Bank announces more stimulus
NEW YORK (AP) — The Latest on the action in the financial markets (all times local):
Kootenai County pandemic-ready
In the event of an outbreak of coronavirus or another communicable illness in North Idaho, local agencies reportedly have response plans already in place.
Hawaii lawmakers outline plans to make up budget shortfall
HONOLULU (AP) — Hawaii lawmakers said Monday they plan to plug a projected $1 billion hole in the state budget for the upcoming fiscal year by using money from the rainy day fund, reducing vacancies in state bureaucracies and issuing bonds.
State officials give more information on slow reopening process
OLYMPIA — State officials on Monday provided some more details about Gov. Jay Inslee’s four-phase plan to reopen the state following the governor’s orders in late March to shut down “non-essential” businesses and ban large gatherings.
River Highlands developer back, now wants more than 300 units
Like the previous project, this one is also sure to draw public scrutiny, as most of the surrounding zoning is low density rural farmland and/or single family homes.
Developer returns with new Columbia Falls subdivision plan
The River Highlands subdivision is back for a second go-around before the Columbia Falls City-County Planning Board in January.
Developer returns with new Columbia Falls subdivision plan
The River Highlands subdivision is back for a second go-around before the Columbia Falls City-County Planning Board in January.