Trader Joe's coming to Cd'A

Grocer has building permit to open site of Runge's Furniture

Trader Joe's has long been on the wish list for many who wanted to see a Coeur d'Alene store. Word of its plans to come here spread quickly on social media.

The changing landscape

Is there any way to slow ­— or stop — Montana’s transformation?

Our world is moving faster and faster every day. “Out with the days of old and in with the new” is without a doubt the motto of the time. For the most part, our lives as Americans are pretty darned good, and our life as a Montanan is as good as it gets!

The changing landscape

Is there any way to slow ­— or stop — Montana’s transformation?

Our world is moving faster and faster every day. “Out with the days of old and in with the new” is without a doubt the motto of the time. For the most part, our lives as Americans are pretty darned good, and our life as a Montanan is as good as it gets!

Spring has sprung on North Fork

In the valley it is definitely spring. Seventy degree weather, green grass, lilacs leafing out and no snow anywhere. On the North Fork it is spring too. Not quite as summer like as in town, but still spring.

Trump tweets reversal of push for Nevada nuclear waste dump

LAS VEGAS (AP) — President Donald Trump on Thursday appeared to reverse his position on a proposal to create a national nuclear waste dump at Yucca Mountain in Nevada after his administration tried for several years to revive the mothballed project.

Trump tweets reversal of push for Nevada nuclear waste dump

LAS VEGAS (AP) — President Donald Trump on Thursday appeared to reverse his position on a proposal to create a national nuclear waste dump at Yucca Mountain in Nevada after his administration tried for several years to revive the mothballed project.

The Exhausted Dad: A Christmas of bizarre requests

The Grinch once thought, “Christmas doesn’t come from a store. Maybe Christmas… perhaps… means a little bit more.”

Barr: No evidence of fraud that’d change election outcome

WASHINGTON (AP) — Attorney General William Barr said Tuesday the Justice Department has not uncovered evidence of widespread voter fraud that would change the outcome of the 2020 presidential election.

Layoffs and pay cuts are now striking more white collar jobs

WASHINGTON (AP) — First, it was bars, restaurants, hotels. And clothing stores, movie theaters, entertainment venues. And countless small businesses, from bookstores to barber shops.

Layoffs and pay cuts are now striking more white collar jobs

WASHINGTON (AP) — First, it was bars, restaurants, hotels. And clothing stores, movie theaters, entertainment venues. And countless small businesses, from bookstores to barber shops.

Layoffs and pay cuts are now striking more white collar jobs

WASHINGTON (AP) — First, it was bars, restaurants, hotels. And clothing stores, movie theaters, entertainment venues. And countless small businesses, from bookstores to barber shops.

Heavy industry doesn't belong in Sagle's midst

Does Sagle need heavy industry in the middle of their community? That's what Frank Linscott and Interstate Concrete want for a zone change for. For five years, residents have asked that the asphalt bath plant not be located in the middle of Sagle. Asphalt manufacturing is a major source of hazardous air pollutants. Studies have shown these air toxins may cause cancer, central nervous system problems, respiratory and many more health-related issues. Air currents carry the toxic pollutants further than the manufacturing site and there is no mechanism in place to monitor these toxic emissions. Loaded trucks are a major source of emissions as well as the actual mixing and loading of the black top. Used asphalt, stored for further use, when rained on will wash the toxic contaminates into the aquifer. The health issues are very real, and property values and more, are affected.

Spokane health providers tighten policies, cancel elective surgeries in anticipation for more COVID-19 cases; people urged to 'stay home'

Local hospitals are restricting visitors and postponing elective surgeries as they prepare for a possible surge in COVID-19 cases.

New alcohol compliance program starting up

New alcohol compliance program starting up

From the Archives - Nov. 9. 2023

In 1892, Joseph P. Beeler he had a 24x50 wooden building built on the corner of Main and Bonner streets. Known as Beeler Hall, many dances, plays and movies were held in the structure.

ViZn Energy facility damaged in blaze

The ViZn Energy facility on U.S. 2 West outside Columbia Falls was damaged by an early morning fire Wednesday.

Save time and stay on track for fitness

As a certified fitness professional, there are certainly a lot of tips and tricks that we use within the health and wellness industry. I wanted to share a few tips surrounding nutrition that has helped me personally as well as hundreds of my clients.

Cash Mobs hit local businesses

The concept is simple — support local businesses by showing up on a given day and making a purchase.

New Mexico officials: Proposed US cleanup budget falls short

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — Top New Mexico officials are concerned the U.S. government isn’t taking seriously its obligations to clean up waste left behind by decades of nuclear research and bomb-making at one of the nation’s premier laboratories.