An update from Rep. Schwaderer

The Montana Legislature only meets in session for 90 work days every other year, so our next session will commence in January, 2015. In between those sessions is referred to as “the interim”, and some Representatives and Senators are given appointments during that time to sit on an interim committee.

Two accused of using Bible for drug smuggling

Two Northwest Montana people are facing charges of trying to smuggle drugs into the Lincoln County Jail inside a bible.

Ski resorts plans Base Lodge renovation

Fresh off a record season for skier visits, Whitefish Mountain Resort is ready to pump some of its revenue back into capital improvements.

The Latest: Brazil travel ban set to start on Tuesday

The Latest on the

The Latest: Brazil travel ban set to start Tuesday

The Latest on the

The Latest: Pompeo speaks with Chinese diplomat

The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people. For some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.

Emergency personnel: Be careful with fireworks

Dry conditions have led to high fire danger

Genetically engineered spuds, apples approved by FDA

The tennis ball cure?

The Trailwatcher/G. George Ostrom

HB 658 aims to provide lethal injection confidentiality

The bill would allow non-disclosure protections for entities to carry out the death penalty

HB 658 aims to provide lethal injection confidentiality

The bill would allow non-disclosure protections for entities to carry out the death penalty

Montana governor extends stay-at-home order, school closures

HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Gov. Steve Bullock extended the state's stay-at-home, school closures and business restrictions through April 24 in a continuing effort to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, while the Department of Justice confirmed Tuesday what is believed to be the first positive COVID-19 case in a jail inmate.

Montana governor extends stay-at-home order, school closures

HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Gov. Steve Bullock extended the state's stay-at-home, school closures and business restrictions through April 24 in a continuing effort to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, while the Department of Justice confirmed Tuesday what is believed to be the first positive COVID-19 case in a jail inmate.

Sunday fun-day: How to throw the ultimate football party this season

(BPT) - Football season is here and whether you’re a diehard fan or just a fan of all the Sunday parties, chances are you’re going to attend or host a get together centered around the country’s favorite sport sometime soon.

Legals for April, 24 2024

Where the literati come out to play

Confirmed bookworms like myself may have no doubt noticed we're getting more and more authors scuttling through our region.

Social media can do a lot of good, but also poses risks

MOSES LAKE — As Darren Laur prepared to visit Moses Lake, he spent several weeks “creeping” the Moses Lake School District’s social media sites, watching kids and adults online to see just how they behave.

Visit Idaho's wildlife management areas

The Idaho Department of Fish and Game manages 32 Wildlife Management Areas around the state. These sites have been established to protect wildlife habitat, and to provide opportunities for hunters, anglers and wildlife watchers.

OPINION: Hurricanes, presidents and the lessons of LBJ

Americans are once again experiencing hurricane season. Throughout most of American history, our presidents did not visit the sites of hurricanes and other natural disasters. That practice did not really began until our 36th president, Lyndon B. Johnson.

Issues with the homeless

Fresh Start leader says center would have hard time finding new home

COEUR d'ALENE - Howard Martinson has a question for the city of Coeur d'Alene.