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Government seeks ruling against miners, armed protesters
Arrest of boy, 9, a mistake
Kootenai County prosecutor apologizes
'Art of the Hero' exhibit celebrates hometown heroes
Bigfork Art and Cultural Center presents “The Art of the Hero” exhibition Nov. 6 to 23.
KGEZ tower relocation proposal nixed
KGEZ’s radio towers will not be relocated to the West Valley.
Daines uses fire devastation to score political points
Wildfires burned more than 1 million acres in Montana this year. The fires took two lives, drove hundreds of people from their homes, and forced us to breathe air wholly unfit for our lungs. They also shut down our summer tourist season halfway through what is usually the most lucrative time of year. Business owners will have a hard time recovering, if they can at all.
Alaska governor issues orders aimed at slowing virus spread
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Gov. Mike Dunleavy issued orders Friday to restrict in-state travel and Alaskans' public activities in an effort to slow the spread of the coronavirus. The orders came as the state announced the second death of an Alaska resident related to COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus.
Roofer roams for a cause
Seth Kujat knows how to raise the roof on a worthwhile project. The 23-year old from Litchfield, Ohio, has been to 23 states since May 5, building 26 roofs for Habitat for Humanity and other public housing projects.
Cape Blanco Lighthouse
We ducked our heads into the gale-force north wind to reach the entrance of Cape Blanco Lighthouse, which sits high above the Pacific Ocean on 47.7 acres.
Veterinarian moves into new location
BONNERS FERRY — Dr. Chad Burt tends to all animals, big and small. The accomplished veterinarian has experience treating elephants, sea lions, and even a pelican.
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Lake party turns into rescue
On Sunday the
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Moses Lake Police Department
'Feed the Mammoth' party Friday at museum
MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake Museum & Art Center kicks off its annual membership drive with the “Feed the Mammoth” party from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday at the museum, 401 South Balsam St. The campaign will continue through Jan. 6.
Winter Classic: 23 years supporting Flathead families
The 23rd annual Whitefish Winter Classic will be held March 15-18, coinciding with St. Patrick's Day this year.
Free N95 face masks now available at some pharmacies in Washington
Up to three face masks are available for every person in the United States.
Free N95 face masks now available at some pharmacies in Washington
Up to three face masks are available for every person in the United States.
Free N95 face masks now available at some pharmacies in Washington
Up to three face masks are available for every person in the United States.
Free N95 face masks now available at some pharmacies in Washington
Up to three face masks are available for every person in the United States.
'Things' to come
Library offerings far more than books
Library full of 'Things'