The Latest: Activists call for peace at Biden-Putin summit

GENEVA (AP) — GENEVA — Peace activists unfurled a huge banner in Lake Geneva on Wednesday calling on the Russian and U.S. presidents to slash their nuclear arsenals.

Explore the Wonders of Alaska's 6 Best Destinations

Are you considering an Alaskan adventure? Discover 6 of the best destinations in Alaska where you can surround yourself with stunning natural beauty!

Letters: Cooney will serve all Montanans

Letters to the Editor: Oct. 8

Report blames national Dems for role in Iowa caucus mess

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — A new audit report blames the national Democratic Party's involvement in the Iowa caucuses for problems that delayed the results for days at the beginning of the 2020 presidential nominating battle.

Report blames national Dems for role in Iowa caucus mess

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — A new audit report blames the national Democratic Party's involvement in the Iowa caucuses for problems that delayed the results for days at the beginning of the 2020 presidential nominating battle.

PF council moves ahead on wastewater plan

Judge denies request to intervene in Egan Slough zoning fight

A Flathead District Court Judge has denied a Creston area resident’s request to force the Flathead County commissioners to set a Nov. 7 election for a ballot issue on the proposed Egan Slough Zoning District expansion or show cause why they won’t do so.

Delaware legislative session postponed amid virus outbreak

DOVER, Del. (AP) — Delaware's legislature is shut down until further notice future because of the new coronavirus outbreak, but the state's restaurant industry is toasting the governor's modification to restrictions on operations.

Wildlife data must be protected

Montana has for decades been at the forefront of wildlife conservation among states in the West. We have the best hunting and angling in the country, and Montana has long set the standard in hunting ethics.

Virus-related sports cancellations leave little to bet on

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — There's still darts.

Dragon Boat Festival organizers seek permit

The Kalispell Convention and Visitor Bureau’s request for a conditional-use permit to allow the temporary use of four properties in Lakeside for the Montana Dragon Board Festival will be considered Tuesday by the Flathead County Board of Adjustment.

New study proposed for Swan Lake fish

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is seeking public comments on a plan to size up the lake trout population in Swan Lake.

Businesses demand new subdivision regulations

State and area building and real-estate groups delivered a letter today to the Flathead County commissioners, demanding that the county rewrite its subdivision regulations.

Use of Lakeside for Dragon boat festival to be considered by County

The Kalispell Convention and Visitor Bureau’s request for a conditional-use permit to allow the temporary use of four properties in Lakeside for the Montana Dragon Board Festival will be considered Tuesday by the Flathead County Board of Adjustment.

Othello Planning Board tables annexation vote

OTHELLO — The Othello Planning Commission agreed Monday evening to delay for a month any recommendation to the city council on a proposed annexation of property southwest of the city, including a large, planned apartment complex.

Othello Planning Board tables annexation vote

OTHELLO — The Othello Planning Commission agreed Monday evening to delay for a month any recommendation to the city council on a proposed annexation of property southwest of the city, including a large, planned apartment complex.

Council approves first residential project under affordable housing program

Whitefish City Council last week approved a 52-unit condominium project along U.S. Highway 93 West.

Democrats, Arizona Senate in deal to ensure recount security

PHOENIX (AP) — The Arizona Democratic Party has reached a deal with the Republican-controlled state Senate to ensure that voter and ballot privacy is guaranteed during an unprecedented recount of the 2020 presidential election results in Maricopa County.

MY TURN: League of Women Voters suing state of Idaho

For the first time in its 75-year history, the League of Women Voters of Idaho is suing the State of Idaho. We have many years of cooperation with and respect for Idaho election officials and we believe deeply in the rights of citizens to choose their representatives. After the legislature passed HB 124 and HB 340, we were honor bound to seek judicial protection of voting rights.

Virus-related sports cancellations leave little to bet on

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — There's still darts.