MATCHDAY: Man City try to find goals at Burnley's expense

A look at what’s happening around European soccer on Saturday:

Passenger: Car sped through Times Square protest to escape

NEW YORK (AP) — A passenger in a car that drove through a group of Black Lives Matter protesters in New York's Times Square on Thursday says police have interviewed all six people who were in the car and are continuing to investigate the incident.

Fernan Lake Road finished

Project in works for 20 years ends nine months ahead of schedule

FERNAN - It's wider. It's straighter.

House: No 2010 hearing on Idaho land sale amendments

Amendments can not go before voters until 2012

BOISE - The House won't hold hearings on proposed amendments to Idaho's Constitution that would have given Department of Lands officials more flexibility to sell large parcels of state- or university-owned land without holding a public auction.

Hart fight is one for freedom

It's time the record be set straight regarding the Phil Hart controversy. Judging from the litany and content of criticisms leveled at Hart, it's apparent that his detractors (aka sore losers at the ballot box last May and November) have orchestrated a "shakedown" designed to end his political career. That would be a shame, as he is one of the most courageous, knowledgeable, and self-sacrificing people I've ever met.

North Idaho Briefs June 20, 2012

Property taxes are due today

Milfoil treatment to start at Hayden Lake

State Department of Agriculture takes over management of project

Man hits bear, lives to tell tale

An elderly man called the

City moves ahead with parking plan

By RICHARD HANNERS / Whitefish Pilot

Off the beaten course

Two small golf courses offer unique challenges

SOAP LAKE/EPHRATA — Do you ever get bogged down by how busy some golf courses can be? Are you tired of the same type of courses over and over? Well, Grant County has got your back with a couple of hole-in-the-wall courses sure to shake things up.

At least 1 dead from mudslides in Canada after heavy rains

Abbotsford Mayor Henry Braun said impassable highways were creating havoc

Sheriff's blotter

Sheriff's blotter

I-90 resurfacing work planned in 2024

The Montana Department of Transportation is interested in what the public has to say about a proposal to resurface two segments of Interstate 90 near St. Regis and Superior.

Protecting the Cabinet Mountains: Say No to Mining in Our Wilderness

The Cabinets are beloved by all who've recreated in it, and particularly the fortunate residents of Libby and Troy, upon whom extractive industries have historically bestowed considerably less fortune over the same time period, a litany of which need not be relitigated.

Community packs POAC for ‘Second Life’ debut

The monthlong exhibition features paintings, sculptures and other works from eight local creatives who integrate repurposed, upcycled and found materials into their art.

He’s a modern-day Fred Sanford

Recycling has been a way of life for Ryan Ellis.

No headline

Sunny skies and a ride down the “Wild Mile” await competitors in this weekend’s Bigfork Whitewater Festival, one of the longest running annual events in the Flathead Valley.

Talented tandem of Olsen and Dissly at tight end for Seattle

RENTON, Wash. (AP) — When Greg Olsen put off a broadcasting career for at least one more season in the NFL, he was looking for a different experience.

Talented tandem of Olsen and Dissly at tight end for Seattle

RENTON, Wash. (AP) — When Greg Olsen put off a broadcasting career for at least one more season in the NFL, he was looking for a different experience.

St. Regis boys remain unbeaten in 14C play

When the dust had settled from this past week in the Montana 14C conference only one team stood alone on top.