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The Latest: Brazil is latest to ban flights from Britain
RIO DE JANEIRO — Brazil has become the latest country to bar flights from the United Kingdom in a bid to prevent contagion from a new strain of the coronavirus.
The Latest: Slovakia to test all nursing home employees
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.
Legals for April, 23 2021
Rare tornado warning issued for San Diego County as historic storm still threatens California
Downtown Los Angeles received nearly 7 inches of rain by Monday night
Food is killing us
Food for Thought
The industrial method of food product in our country is creating a widening gap between real food and mass produced genetically altered fake food. The food found at the local grocer is wrapped in plastic, waxed, canned, boxed, or shrink-wrapped and is chemically and genetically altered to grow faster, look identical to all other food and force grown in unnatural mass produced factories with names like, "Farm Fresh" and "Country Grown."
94 charged in Medicare scams totaling $251M
MIAMI - Elderly Russian immigrants lined up to take kickbacks from the backroom of a Brooklyn clinic. Claims flooded in from Miami for HIV treatments that never occurred. One professional patient was named in nearly 4,000 false Medicare claims.
Changing the way one eats
Food for Thought
The industrial method of food production in our country is creating a widening gap between real food and mass-produced, genetically altered fake-food. The food found at the local grocer is wrapped in plastic, waxed, canned, boxed or shrink-wrapped and is chemically and genetically altered to grow faster, look identical to all other food and force-grown in unnaturally mass produced factories with names like "Farm Fresh" and "Country Grown."
Senate bill targets tattoos, piercings
A bill pending before the state Legislature targets tattoo and piercing businesses for closer inspection and licensing.
US adds 559K jobs as firms still struggle to fill positions
U.S. employers added a modest 559,000 jobs in May, an improvement from April's sluggish gain but still evidence that many companies are struggling to find enough workers as the economy rapidly recovers from the pandemic recession.
Sanders County hit hard with SNAP cuts
SANDERS COUNTY – A decrease in benefits of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program may hit Sanders County harder than anywhere else in Montana.
Electric gains crop of new businesses
Bigfork's Electric Avenue has been experiencing a mini-boom in new business, despite the recession.
Electric gains crop of new businesses
Bigfork's Electric Avenue has been experiencing a mini-boom in new business, despite the recession.
The Latest: US State Department continuing with repatriation
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The Latest: WHO chief talks use of face masks in virus fight
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Record Store Day Rescheduled Due to Coronavirus Concerns
Audiophiles will have to wait two more months to celebrate Record Store Day. Due to the outbreak of Coronavirus in the U.S. the day has been moved to Saturday, June 20, according to a press release from The Record Exchange.
The Latest: Atlanta mayor questions timing of Gov. Kemp suit
ATLANTA -- Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp sued the city of Atlanta over its face-mask requirement just after President Donald Trump arrived in the city without wearing a mask, says Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms.
Whistling Andy Distillery celebrates 15-year milestone
Montana’s oldest distillery looks back on humble beginnings and more than a decade of serving high-quality, handcrafted spirits.
Coronavirus hits Montana; governor closes schools
Montana Gov. Steve Bullock on Sunday ordered public schools closed, nursing home visits drastically cut and recommended that public gatherings be limited to fewer than 50 people.
Coronavirus hits Montana; governor closes schools
Montana Gov. Steve Bullock on Sunday ordered public schools closed, nursing home visits drastically cut and recommended that public gatherings be limited to fewer than 50 people.