Top former US generals say failures of Biden administration in planning drove chaotic fall of Kabul

WASHINGTON (AP) — The top two U.S. generals who oversaw the evacuation of Afghanistan as it fell to the Taliban in August 2021 blamed the Biden administration for the chaotic departure, telling lawmakers Tuesday that it inadequately planned for the evacuation and did not order it in time.

Tax records show Californians, Washingtonians, top list of migrants

California, Washington and Colorado are the top states of origin for people who moved to Montana in 2020, the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to tax filing data presented to a legislative interim committee this week.

Pirates storm Ronan for cross-county sweep

Northwest A race blown wide open

Stocks end another wobbly day lower as virus cases rise

Wall Street's losses mounted for the second straight day Tuesday as momentum slows on worries about

FESTIVAL OF CHEESE

Kraft has nothing on these chefs.

Longtime bakery dream materializes

Alisha May waited 17 years for the perfect spot to open a bakery, and she has found it next door to Echo Lake Cafe.

No hero here

Michelle Porter creating cycling group for disabled cyclists in Kootenai County

COEUR d'ALENE - Some stop to offer help when Michelle Porter is working out. Some are determined not to stare.

The Latest: South Korea reports 8 more cases over 24 hours

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.

Exploring the hunting backpack

Easy ways to take advantage of solar energy at home

(ARA) - The average retail price of electricity for American homeowners has increased nearly 40 percent in the last 10 years, according to the U.S. Department of Energy, costing homeowners hundreds of dollars on utility bills.

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Constance "Connie" Keller Hollenbeck, 98, passed away Dec. 31, 2007, at Boundary Community Hospital.

Movers and Shakers June 3, 2011

American Angus Association welcomes Good Hope Ranch

Warm a heartwith a hand-knit gift

My husband and I went to the Christmas Cabaret at the Coeur d'Alene Resort last night and had a wonderful time. It was a reminder of days gone by - times spent with family at the kitchen table talking and eating good food, all in the absence of BlackBerrys, iPads or cell phones.

Cd'A food bank to hold mid-July food drive

With changes in food stamps coming and kids home from school for the summer, the Community Action Partnership Food Bank will hold a food drive July 11-15 to fill the shelves and feed those in need.

Tribute to an amazing mom

My mother Elva J. Scott was born in Iowa on Sept. 11, 1906, but was raised on her father's homestead in South Dakota. Mom would not live to see what a significant date her birth date would become when the Twin Towers were attacked by foreign terrorists.

Let's launch, ladies

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Mary Niome Sacrison, 89

Mary Niome Sacrison, 89, passed away peacefully with family by her side, on March 2, 2019.

New airport hotel opens doors

A new 100-room hotel just south of Glacier Park International Airport opened to guests on Tuesday. The 62,000-square-foot Radisson-affiliated Country Inn and Suites is the first hotel to go up adjacent to the airport campus.