Sponsor FedEx asks Redskins to change their name

WASHINGTON (AP) — The title sponsor of the Washington Redskins’ stadium wants the NFL team to change its name.

Sponsor FedEx asks Redskins to change their name

WASHINGTON (AP) — The title sponsor of the Washington Redskins’ stadium wants the NFL team to change its name.

Sponsor FedEx asks Redskins to change their name

WASHINGTON (AP) — The title sponsor of the Washington Redskins’ stadium wants the NFL team to change its name.

Three Othello City Council incumbents behind in races

OTHELLO - Three Othello City Council incumbents were lagging behind in the races for their contested seats, according to Tuesday's preliminary election results.

Adams county bones believed to be from child

Identity not yet confirmed

Port of Moses Lake to expand Foreign Trade Zone

MOSES LAKE - Businesses in Adams County will soon be able to benefit from the Port of Moses Lake's designation as a Foreign Trade Zone, pending the approval of an application to expand the trade zone's service area.

Charge filed in costly Garfield Bay burglary

SAGLE — A Bonner County man has been implicated in burglary in which more than $20,000 worth of property was stolen from a home at Lake Pend Oreille’s Garfield Bay.

Movers & Shakers June 8, 2010

Software company plans move

Warming Center gets ready for cold nights

St. Vincent de Paul North Idaho is preparing again to offer a warming center for homeless individuals during bouts of extreme cold this winter.

Family says it owns Jesse James' cabin

Red-kettle competition underway today

Communities across the Flathead Valley will be helping out the Salvation Army’s red-kettle fundraising campaign today by ringing bells for the annual bell-ringing competition.

Authorities can't identify crash victims

SEATTLE (AP) — The two people who died in a small plane crash that prompted a teenage survivor to hike to safety from a rugged Washington state mountainside were killed “instantaneously or quick” and were burned beyond recognition, a deputy coroner said Thursday.

High winds knock down power lines

Flathead Electric Cooperative reported roughly 1,000 people lost electricity Thursday night when a dozen or so power lines were downed during the night’s windstorm. According to the National Weather Service, wind gust speeds hit 57 mph. Flathead County Sheriff Chuck Curry said there were no major emergencies caused by the storm.

Saddlehorn part two goes before plan board

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Public advised about logging projects

Flathead National Forest officials advise the public to be aware of active logging projects on Forest land. Drivers are asked to slow down and use caution near these areas.

Old plywood plant coming down

Cranes and bulldozers can be seen hard at work near several Weyerhaeuser facilities as demolition of the structures continues in Columbia Falls.

Gunshots damage ski-trail grooming equipment

Vandals with a .40 caliber handgun, rifle and a shotgun damaged the North Shore Nordic Club’s trail-grooming snowmobile at Blacktail Mountain sometime between the evening of March 16 and Saturday morning, March 19.

Law Roundup: Officers zap abandoned appliance

A microwave discarded near a house was cause for concern. It had been there all weekend and the caller was worried it might have fentanyl inside of it. Officers disposed of the suspect appliance.

GUNS: Leave it to police

Law and order helps to define our Democracy. We have trained uniformed police to protect us and insure all protests are orderly and safe. Coeur d’Alene is not Minneapolis in size nor demographics. There was a small group standing on Appleway holding signs on racial justice. None appeared threatening as I drove by. Simply people who felt strongly about the death of George Floyd. That’s good and that’s their right.

HOMELESS: Thanks for the help

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