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All 50 states now have virus cases: West Virginia the last
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — All 50 U.S. states now have confirmed cases of the new coronavirus as West Virginia's governor announced the first positive test in his state on Tuesday evening.
Forest takes comments on options for Salish-Good project
Flathead National Forest is taking public input about a timber and fuels project 20 miles north of Whitefish in the Tally Lake District.
-Election 2020-Primaries, ADVISORY
Six states hold nominating contests on Tuesday. There are 352 Democratic delegates at stake March 10, which is 8.9% of the overall total of delegates. It is the fourth biggest delegate day in the Democratic calendar.
Evers proposes flood bills even though Assembly is done
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Democratic Gov. Tony Evers proposed a multimillion dollar package of legislation Tuesday designed to control spring flooding, hoping to convince Republicans to reconvene the state Assembly to pass them.
Tierney's OT goal lifts Senators over Sharks 2-1
SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) — Chris Tierney scored 35 seconds into overtime against his former team after missing an earlier chance on a penalty shot, and the Ottawa Senators earned their fourth win in five games by beating the San Jose Sharks 2-1 on Saturday.
Tierney's OT goal lifts Senators over Sharks 2-1
SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) — Chris Tierney scored 35 seconds into overtime against his former team after missing an earlier chance on a penalty shot, and the Ottawa Senators earned their fourth win in five games by beating the San Jose Sharks 2-1 on Saturday.
At a glance: Another wave of disruptions hits sports
Sports was hit by more disruptions Friday because of the new coronavirus. A look at the latest developments:
At a glance: Another wave of disruptions hits sports
Sports was hit by more disruptions Friday because of the new coronavirus. A look at the latest developments:
At a glance: Another wave of disruptions hits sports
Sports was hit by more disruptions Friday because of the new coronavirus. A look at the latest developments:
MDT seeks input on future of 93 in downtown
The Montana Department of Transportation is creating a study with possible options for improvements to U.S. Highway 93 downtown through Whitefish and is holding an open house this week to gather input.
Purdue takes advantage of Indiana's shooting to end skid
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) — Trevion Williams scored 19 points and Eric Hunter Jr. added 17 on Thursday to held Purdue hold off a late charge from Indiana 57-49.
The Latest: McShay misses draft telecast with coronavirus
The Latest on the first round of the NFL draft.
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When someone is unable to get air, such as with asthma or COPD, it is one of the most frightening things they can experience.
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Having a hard time focusing or does your brain feel foggy? Well, there are things you can do to improve your mental clarity.
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North Idaho dog battles to maintain winning title at Westminster Dog Show
A 4-year-old rat terrier from Sandpoint and his human will be working to defend his three-time title in New York City next week at the Westminster Dog Show.
Samaritan Healthcare asking for $130 million construction bond authorization
MOSES LAKE — Samaritan hospital district patrons will be asked to accept or reject a construction bond for up to $130 million in a special election April 27. If approved, the bond would pay part of the cost of building a new Samaritan Hospital. District commissioners voted 5-0 to authorize the bond request at the commission meeting Tuesday, without discussion...
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Many a person has tried to resolve their headaches and migraines by suppressing them. Having had many decades of headaches and migraines myself, dating back to early childhood, I can appreciate reaching out for anything that works. Having also resolved them (they are now past history), I know how it feels to be rid of them as well (hint: it is wonderful!). But it was a journey.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Blood sugar challenges: A natural approach
We are privileged to have food in abundance from everywhere in the world. Our choices are innumerable, especially when it comes to sweet foods. Donuts, candy, ice cream, cake, cookies, sweetened yogurt, soda pop, energy drinks — the list goes on. Then if you add the carbs — chips, breads, pastas, cereals, etc., it’s no wonder that we are challenged by blood sugar issues that are out of control.
Tuition credit bill stalls, leaving school choice debate on ice
A bill to provide state-funded private school grants appears dead for the 2023 session. The abrupt move could also bring the Legislature’s protracted debate over school choice to a grinding halt.