Water rights commission went beyond its authority

Have you ever experienced a time when you couldn’t get water? If so, you know how difficult life can be without water.

Montana Reserved Water Rights Commission has gone beyond their authority

Have you ever experienced a time when you couldn’t get water? If so, you know how difficult life can be without water.

County considers economic development proposal

By BRENT SHRUM Western News Reporter

Having no faith in the EPA

To the Editor:

Governor signs trio of Warnick bills

OLYMPIA — Gov. Jay Inslee recently signed three bills sponsored by Sen. Judy Warnick, R-Moses Lake. They touched on a variety of policy issues: water access, pest control and first-responder benefits.

Kayak raffle benefits First Descents programs

By FAITH MOLDAN / Bigfork Eagle

Biologists will study lake trout population

By MIKE RICHESON

California panel orders judge removed for sexual misconduct

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A California agency tasked with disciplining judges has ordered an appellate court justice removed from office because of years of misconduct, including unwanted touching of women and undignified behavior.

Report: UW Medicine sees $500 million shortfall due to virus

SEATTLE (AP) — UW Medicine, the Seattle-area health care system which has played a leading role in responding to the coronavirus outbreak, is now facing a huge financial hole because of the fallout from COVID-19.

Report: UW Medicine sees $500 million shortfall due to virus

SEATTLE (AP) — UW Medicine, the Seattle-area health care system which has played a leading role in responding to the coronavirus outbreak, is now facing a huge financial hole because of the fallout from COVID-19.

Registration open for Libby's Turkey Dash

The Ninth Annual Turkey Dash will be held at J. Neils Park at 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 18.

Immune response causes ‘COVID arm’

MOSES LAKE — Medical professionals say it’s not dangerous and it doesn’t happen to many people, but it does happen. And it’s common enough that it’s got a name – “COVID arm.”

Covid surge pushes Kalispell hospital over capacity

Logan Health opened its temporary alternate care unit this week as a mounting number of Covid-19 patients continues to tax the Kalispell hospital’s bed capacity.

Schools in Washington to remain closed rest of school year

OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — Washington Gov. Jay Inslee and state schools Superintendent Chris Reykdal announced Monday that due to the coronavirus outbreak schools will remain physically closed for the remainder of the school year and that the state’s more than 1.2 million public and private K-12 students will continue distance learning until the end of June.

Three Moses Lake Boeing employees test positive for COVID-19

Boeing announced late Wednesday that three of it’s Moses Lake employees have tested positive for the COVID-19 virus

Report: UW Medicine sees $500 million shortfall due to virus

SEATTLE (AP) — UW Medicine, the Seattle-area health care system which has played a leading role in responding to the coronavirus outbreak, is now facing a huge financial hole because of the fallout from COVID-19.

Council to consider STR proposal

City may hire company to identify unpermitted rentals

The Coeur d’Alene City Council may take action tonight on a proposal to hire a company for short-term rental host compliance services.

Letters to the editor April 11

Letters to the editor April 11

Gunderson picked to chair legislature's Environmental Quality Council

The council will next meet on Sept. 27-28. The public is welcome to join the meeting and comment.

Kayak raffle benefits First Descents programs

By FAITH MOLDAN / Bigfork Eagle