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Wall Street climbs again on hopes for economic revival
Stocks are rising again on Wall Street Wednesday, and the S&P 500 is climbing toward its seventh gain in the last nine days.
Board: Puerto Rico to see 65% surplus drop amid debt crisis
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — A federal control board that oversees Puerto Rico’s finances said Tuesday that the island could be hit with a deficit earlier than expected and see its surplus plunge by 65% in upcoming years, warning the government cannot afford to pay current debt obligations.
US stock indexes mostly higher on hope for economic recovery
U.S. stock indexes are moving mostly higher in afternoon trading Tuesday, following broad gains in global markets as investors hope that the gradual lifting of coronavirus lockdown mandates will put economies ravaged by the outbreak on the path to recovery.
California to allow schools, gyms and bars reopen next week
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California will allow schools, day camps, bars, gyms, campgrounds and professional sports to begin reopening with modifications starting next Friday.
California to allow schools, gyms, bars to reopen next week
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California will allow schools, day camps, bars, gyms, campgrounds and professional sports to begin reopening with modifications starting next Friday.
Time to celebrate FVCC graduates
Flathead Valley Community College is celebrating our 52nd annual commencement ceremony this Friday. This ceremony will be different than any other year at the college, as it will be streamed via an online video.
Colorado still paying out record unemployment benefits
DENVER (AP) — Unemployment claims in Colorado edged down for a fourth consecutive week last week, but the state is still paying record jobless benefits as it struggles to reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic, officials said Thursday.
Colorado still paying out record unemployment benefits
DENVER (AP) — Unemployment claims in Colorado edged down for a fourth consecutive week last week, but the state is still paying record jobless benefits as it struggles to reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic, officials said Thursday.
Biden calls out 2 Democratic lawmakers for blocking agenda
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden called out two fellow Democrats on Tuesday in explaining why he hasn’t enacted some of the most ambitious elements of his agenda, noting that slim majorities in the House and evenly divided Senate have hamstrung legislative negotiations around key issues like voting rights.
Teske named to Lincoln County Board of Commissioners
Brent Teske will succeed Mark Peck as the Libby representative to the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners.
Montanans dread endless summer fire season
Montanans dread endless summer fire season
Ensuring access to quality health care for rural Idahoans
More than a quarter of Idahoans and over 46 million Americans nationwide live in our vibrant rural communities. However, living in such remote areas has made it far too difficult for far too many Americans to access reliable, high-quality health care.
Letters to the editor Feb. 5
Letters to the editor Feb. 5
Ensuring access to quality health care for rural Idahoans
More than a quarter of Idahoans and over 46 million Americans nationwide live in our vibrant rural communities. However, living in such remote areas has made it far too difficult for far too many Americans to access reliable, high-quality health care.
European clothing brand group for safety leaving Bangladesh
DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) — A group set up by European clothing brands that has monitored factory safety in Bangladesh for years plans to leave, with its duties being assumed by a local group including unions and industry figures in the world's second-largest garment manufacturer.
Extend and pretend
With the elections now over, that element of uncertainty is resolved, but it remains to be seen how the policies of the incoming administration will affect the economy, and real estate in particular. This apprehension is why Treasury bond pricing is high at 5%, and why the term premium mortgage holders expect is still at a wide spread by historical standards.
Changing tack, French strikers turn off power to press govt
PARIS (AP) — Opening another front in their battle against the French government, protesting workers cut power to thousands of Parisians on Tuesday, plunging homes into darkness and shutting down trains to one of the capital's main airports.
Billionaire's cash helps Zimbabwe's doctors back from strike
HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) — A billionaire has offered to pay striking doctors in Zimbabwe to help end a months-long protest over grave hospital conditions as the economy crumbles, and a doctors' group on Thursday said it was encouraging members to embrace the money and return to work.
Changing tack, French strikers turn off power to press govt
PARIS (AP) — Opening another front in their battle against the French government, protesting workers cut power to thousands of Parisians on Tuesday, plunging homes into darkness and shutting down trains to one of the capital's main airports.
Is Montana’s open enrollment policy ‘good enough’?
School choice is essential for improving educational outcomes for students, and open enrollment is a significant part of that choice spectrum.