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Microsoft divests from Israeli facial-recognition startup
Microsoft said Friday it is pulling its investments from a facial-recognition startup that scans faces at Israeli military checkpoints, even though the tech giant couldn't substantiate claims that the startup's technology is used unethically.
Microsoft divests from Israeli facial-recognition startup
Microsoft said Friday it is pulling its investments from a facial-recognition startup that scans faces at Israeli military checkpoints, even though the tech giant couldn't substantiate claims that the startup's technology is used unethically.
Are these 8 `perfect' murders a case of life imitating art?
“Eight Perfect Murders,” William Morrow, by Peter Swanson
Whitefish grad part of team to attend national conference
Two University of Montana undergraduate students from the Baucus Institute traveled to the Harvard Kennedy School’s Institute of Politics this month for the National Campaign Conference.
Fifth annual Free the Seeds! returns to FVCC on Saturday
The Free The Seeds! event returns to Flathead Community College this weekend for its fifth annual presentation of workshops, activities, seed sharing and more.
Man asks judge's leave for sword battle with ex-wife, lawyer
HARLAN, Iowa (AP) — A Kansas man has asked an Iowa judge to let him engage in a sword fight with his ex-wife and her attorney so that he can “rend their souls” from their bodies.
Idaho National Laboratory spends nearly $400M with small businesses
Idaho National Laboratory had another exceptional year working with small businesses to acquire goods and services.
The miracle of Christmas for All
Since the day after Thanksgiving, lots of love has streamed in, in the form of checks, cash and credit card donations, piling up like the never-ending snowstorms that have transformed North Idaho this holiday season into a glorious winter wonderland.
Diana Moe
Diana Moe
Robert Hartsock, 76
Robert David Hartsock (76) longtime Tensed, ID resident was born Nov 2, 1946, to Robert David and Amelia (Ridinger) Hartsock in Braddock, PA.
Robert Hartsock, 76
Robert David Hartsock (76) longtime Tensed, ID resident was born Nov 2, 1946, to Robert David and Amelia (Ridinger) Hartsock in Braddock, PA.
Pair featured at rescheduled Curious Conversations
With a desire to bring the region together amid polarizing times and bridge gaps in understanding from differing points of view, Innovia Foundation is hosting a rescheduled Curious Conversations event on May 31. The event will feature a panel discussion, community conversation and an audience question-and-answer session with acclaimed Pacific Northwest authors Mónica Guzmán and Erin Jones.
Busy agenda before Sandpoint council
This week's council meeting will tackle a number of issues.
Amy Maxine Lynch, 84
Maxine was born January 21, 1939 in El Monte, California to Mack and Amy Shoemate. She grew up in San Francisco and graduated from Polytechnic High School where she met the love of her life Dan Lynch.
Boundary line returns to BOCC agenda
The public comment period held before the Bonner County commissioners’ Tuesday business meetings will be limited to 15 minutes this week.
Margaret 'Peggy' Ann Oldendorph, 86
After an extended injury and illness, Peggy Oldendorph, 86, of Hayden, Idaho, passed away on a chilly pink sunset afternoon January 28, 2023 surrounded by her loved ones.
Gray wolf management plan opens for comment
Idaho Fish and Game is seeking comments on a Draft Gray Wolf Management Plan 2023-2028. The plan will provide guidance for staff to implement management actions that will aid in the management and conservation of furbearers and predatory wildlife.
Charles Blake Lasslett, 84
Charles Blake Lasslett of Post Falls, Idaho, died Dec. 27, 2022.
Co-op energy savings totaled $800,000 in 2022
Since 2009, the co-op’s efficiency programs have realized significant energy efficiency gains, totaling about 128,086-megawatt hours.
Shirley Nelson
Shirley Nelson