Flathead County Sheriff

Flathead County Sheriff's Office reported that after a complaint of a man who hung around all day, talking to himself and frightening customers at Woody's, a man was arrested for trespass. There were allegations of shooting and trespassing on Middle Road. No one was hurt. Lawyers will be called.

Feds to spend $38 million on Idaho cleanup

Study: Idahoans less vulnerable to Identity theft

A WalletHub study finds Idahoans are less vulnerable to identity theft, beating 47 states and the District of Columbia.

Looking Back for April 5

A contract for a new fire truck was awarded to the Superior Fire Apparatus at the city council meeting.

Montana’s snowpack above normal after December storms

The relentless atmospheric river that drenched Montana in December helped ease drought conditions while also delivering robust snowfall to the state’s highest terrain.

After-school jobs a challenge on both ends

By ALEX STRICKLAND — Bigfork Eagle

After-school jobs a challenge on both ends

By ALEX STRICKLAND — Bigfork Eagle

After-school jobs a challenge on both ends

By ALEX STRICKLAND — Bigfork Eagle

Wintertime breakfasts, brunches, ease weather woes

Every day I start my activities anytime between 6 to 7:30 a.m. depending on whether the cats will let me sleep in or not. Without fail, I get my heart started with one mug of hot steaming black coffee – real coffee with no flavorings sweeteners or cream – and a piece of (real) buttered English Muffin Bread toast while I read the paper. Then it’s the cats’ turn followed by the hanging of the bird-feeders on the front deck, tossing sunflowers seeds out for the raucous turkeys and distributing some peanuts for the resident Jays and ‘Jimmie (my little red tree-squirrel pal).

The Latest: Algeria to start producing Russian vaccine

ALGIERS, Algeria — President Abdelmadjid Tebboune says Algeria will start producing Russia's Sputnik-V coronavirus vaccine in six or seven months.

CONTRIBUTED CONTENT: Beyond the Midway: Your First Visit to the North Idaho State Fair

Whether you're visiting for a few hours or spending an entire day, you'll quickly discover there's far more to experience than rides alone.

Tri-City tops Indians in playoff preview

PASCO, Wash. — Tri-City won its Northwest League regular-season finale, cranking out 10 hits to outslug the visiting Spokane Indians 7-3 on Monday night before 2,682 fans at Gesa Stadium.

A pup looking for a soulmate

MOSES LAKE — Vista just turned three years old and has a set of puppy dog eyes that could melt icebergs. A German Shepherd mix, she is looking for a human friend or three to love her like crazy and make sure she is cozy on a constant basis.

Dealing with reluctant men and health

Men's health issues don't affect only men. They can significantly impact everyone around them. Women live longer than men, and consequently they see their fathers, brothers, sons, and husbands suffer or die prematurely.

More national accolades

Cd'A among top 10 list of places to relocate

Live where you play.

Whitefish Songwriter Festival draws national talent

For three days and nights downtown Whitefish will come alive for the Whitefish Songwriter Festival with six hit songwriters and 17 rising stars performing more than 30 shows in the restaurants, bars, theaters, and Whitefish’s Depot Park.

Tom Scott Memorial Pool Tournament starts Friday in Libby

Poles will be snapping and balls will be cracking in Libby tonight as the 20th annual Tom Scott Memorial Pool Tournament kicks off at three local bars.

REC to investigate cause of chemical cloud

Past leaks have reportedly occurred

MOSES LAKE - Several people visited Samaritan Hospital after reportedly breathing chemical fumes released from REC Silicon in Moses Lake Friday morning.

National project puts Press on stage

Website picks local paper as Idaho representative

COEUR d'ALENE - It's a legitimate question: Who the heck needs newspapers?

Trail project debate rages on

Boards want to visit site before making decision