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Law roundup: Man dances, and screams, like no one is watching

A man wearing a white tank top allegedly ran around a parking lot, kicking signs, screaming and yelling before he started dancing with his eyes closed.

K-12 staff reductions loom

K-12 staff reductions loom

K-12 staff reductions loom

A look at some of the voting-related lawsuits across the US

WASHINGTON (AP) — Hundreds of lawsuits about voting have been filed ahead of the November election. The cases concern the fundamentals of the American balloting process, including how ballots are cast and counted. Here's a look at some of the top lawsuits in battleground states:

A hope for smooth Election Day after millions voted early

New Yorkers cast their final ballots Tuesday amid a pandemic that had officials worried about protecting voters' health and safety on top of more typical concerns about long wait times or adequate staffing.

A hope for smooth Election Day after millions voted early

New Yorkers cast their final ballots Tuesday amid a pandemic that had officials worried about protecting voters' health and safety on top of more typical concerns about long wait times or adequate staffing.

Idahoans' generosity almost unmatched

Idaho's generosity knows no bounds.

Bodies still in New Orleans hotel construction wreckage

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Contractors have not been able to recover either of two remaining bodies from the wreckage of a hotel that partly collapsed during construction last year, and they don't know when they'll be able to do so, New Orleans officials said Friday.

Ballot count is official Sept. 2

Prosecutor race appears to be narrowed

GRANT COUNTY — With only 25 ballots left to count, Grant County primary elections appear to be finished.

City readies for timber harvest

SANDPOINT — After an unexpectedly successful year of timber harvests in the Little Sand Creek Watershed, city officials are aiming to repeat their good fortune.

Bonsai Brewery geared for expansion

A plan to expand Bonsai Brewery Project into an adjacent building and add a parking lot tops the Whitefish Planning Board’s final agenda for 2017.

High winds wreak havoc across region

Homes were damaged, power lines were pulled down and streets closed when winds which topped 50 mph knocked down trees Saturday morning across North Idaho.

A soggy journey to Gunsight Lake

There’s a reason why Gunsight Lake is consistently one of the top 10 backcountry destinations in Glacier — it’s gorgeous.

Kalispell police

Kalispell police are investigating a report of a teenager who was sexually assaulted in her own bed early Friday morning. The girl told police that she was home alone when she was awakened by an unknown man on top of her. He kept a pillow and blanket over her face so she couldn't see him, she said. She reportedly was not seriously hurt.

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Avista to provide more than $560,000 to help those in need

COEUR d’ALENE — The Avista Foundation’s first grant cycle for 2020 topped out at $568,500 and includes many awards to nonprofit agencies on the front lines of the community’s response to the COVID-19 outbreak.

Bonsai Brewery geared for expansion

A plan to expand Bonsai Brewery Project into an adjacent building and add a parking lot tops the Whitefish Planning Board’s final agenda for 2017.

State launches bear relocation dashboard

In an effort to provide more insight to bear management and to keep local landowners and communities aware when black bears or grizzly bears are relocated, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks released a new online bear relocation dashboard last week.