Badlands monument threatened

Planned mine could disturb Roosevelt ranch

BISMARCK, N.D. - The site of the Elkhorn Ranch in the badlands of North Dakota looks and feels much as it did when Theodore Roosevelt retreated there to raise cattle following the deaths of his wife and mother in 1884.

Job Corps council hears economic updates

COLUMBIA BASIN - The good old days are now.

Stuck on art: Idaho man specializes in artisan stickers

POCATELLO, Idaho (AP) — Stacey Barker’s works of art are affixed to surfaces throughout the region — on water bottles, car bumpers, trash bins, bike racks and even a few ski lift towers.

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Battle brewing over Ponderay's local option tax

PONDERAY — There is a fight brewing between businesses and the City Council in “The Little City with the Big Future.”

Local custom shops feeling first economic symptoms of coronavirus

The coronavirus has launched a ripple effect that can be felt across the globe, from the now-2,800-plus dead to the 83,000-plus diagnoses to worldwide fears that have spiked sales in respiratory masks and bottled water.

Stuck on art: Idaho man specializes in artisan stickers

POCATELLO, Idaho (AP) — Stacey Barker’s works of art are affixed to surfaces throughout the region — on water bottles, car bumpers, trash bins, bike racks and even a few ski lift towers.

Economy, fees stall Glacier Town Center

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New branding effort touts Kalispell as hub of visitor paradise

‘Discovery in every direction’

With a new logo and a new message, the Kalispell brand has been launched.

Police laud actions of man who killed Indiana mall attacker

GREENWOOD, Ind. (AP) — A gunman who shot five people at a suburban Indianapolis shopping mall, killing three of them before a shopper shot and killed him, was a 20-year-old local man who was apparently facing eviction, authorities said Monday.

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Local custom shops feeling first economic symptoms of coronavirus

The coronavirus has launched a ripple effect that can be felt across the globe, from the now-2,800-plus dead to the 83,000-plus diagnoses to worldwide fears that have spiked sales in respiratory masks and bottled water.

Mayor: NYC has taken 'step forward' in restoring order

NEW YORK (AP) — Protesters have continued to march in New York City, but officials were hopeful that an earlier curfew and refinements to police tactics are helping restore order after days of unrest over the death of George Floyd.

Glacier Park Conservancy announces grants

Glacier Park Conservancy announces grants

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OPINION: Gianforte offers new hope for Montana reservations

The Indian name of my father, the late Donald W. Meyers, was Buffalo Walker. Such names, given by the Elders, were accepted with great pride and acknowledge that we as First Nations people understand the ways, importance and sacredness of the bison.

Illinois: Error registered a possible 545 noncitizen voters

CHICAGO (AP) — An error in Illinois' new automatic voter registration system led to a possible 545 non-U.S. citizens being registered to vote, 16 of whom cast ballots, state officials publicly acknowledged this week.

Illinois: Error registered a possible 545 noncitizen voters

CHICAGO (AP) — An error in Illinois' new automatic voter registration system led to a possible 545 non-U.S. citizens being registered to vote, 15 of whom cast ballots, state officials publicly acknowledged this week.

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