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Midway Hyundai donates $27,500 to CFA, food banks, Holidays & Heroes

Midway Hyundai donates $27,500

AP Interview: LA mayor could curb travel if virus cases soar

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti said Monday that he's encouraged by a slowing rate of corornavirus infections but warned that City Hall could expand restrictions on public and business activity if the numbers suddenly take a turn for the worse.

Thousands stranded when Morocco shuts borders call for help

RABAT, Morocco (AP) — Thousands of travelers are stranded in Morocco, which has closed its borders, gone into lockdown and is shuttering hotels in major cities to try to stem the spread of the coronavirus.

New Mexico governor anticipates special legislative session

SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham announced the need for a special legislative session to revise a recently signed state budget, address public health needs and provide economic relief in response to the coronavirus pandemic, as local infections continued to climb on Thursday.

New Mexico governor anticipates special legislative session

SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham announced the need for a special legislative session to revise a recently signed state budget, address public health needs and provide economic relief in response to the coronavirus pandemic, as local infections continued to climb on Thursday.

Student welders showcase their talents in regional SkillsUSA competition

RATHDRUM — Showers of orange sparks cascaded from workstations to the floor as student welders meticulously completed their projects Friday at the Parker Technical Education Center in Rathdrum.

History - Looking Back for October 11, 2023

Forest land managers, research scientists and educators gathered in Whitefish to hear reports and propose action on the current insect disease problems in the Northern Rockies.

Hit gas line causes mall evacuation

After a construction crew hit a gas line at the mall, officers were forced to block off West Montana Avenue and Fourth Avenue traffic and evacuate the building while the leak was repaired, according to the Kalispell Police Department.

Man praised for helping bicyclist who was struck by car

Following an alleged hit-and-run that left a Kalispell teen shaken and sore Tuesday morning, one local man is receiving praise for stepping up to help while the culprit remains at large.

Special CWD deer licenses snatched up quickly

Hunters quickly swooped up the 600 licenses that went on sale Monday morning as part of the Libby special Chronic Wasting Disease hunt.

Three dead in Plains double murder-suicide

Police found three people dead Saturday after a reported double murder-suicide just west of the Wild Horse Plains Golf Course in Plains.

Full plate for Planning Board Thursday

Whitefish Planning Board has six public hearings on its agenda for Thursday, June 20.

Winter adventures on the Whitefish Trail

When venturing outside on the Whitefish Trail during the winter, many feelings and images come to mind including the beauty of hoar frost on a leafless bush, a forest clothed in snow, the intense silence after a fresh snowfall, and the sharp intake of revitalizing air.

Governor: Decision on shuttered businesses comes next week

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper said on Monday he'll announce early next week whether businesses still shuttered because of

Governor: Decision on shuttered businesses comes next week

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper said on Monday he'll announce early next week whether businesses still shuttered because of

Kalispell Planning Commission weighs changes to public comment process on proposed developments

The Kalispell Planning Commission on Tuesday night is inviting residents to weigh in on potential changes to subdivision rules that would eliminate public hearings on proposed developments.

Man killed by police after mask dispute at Michigan store

DETROIT (AP) — A Michigan sheriff’s deputy on Tuesday fatally shot a man suspected of stabbing another man who had challenged him about not wearing a mask at a store, police said.

PUBLIC NOTICE THE DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF RECLAMATION QUINCY GROUND WATER SUBAREA COLUMBIA BASIN PROJECT, WASHINGTON NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT:

    The Department of the Interior, through the Bureau of Reclamation, in accordance with Washington Administrative Code 173-134A-130, proposes during calendar years 2011 and 2012, with respect to contracts for the use of artificially stored ground water within the Quincy Ground Water Subarea, Columbia Basin Project, Washington (most of which are individual landowners) to execute or approve successor-in-interest documents, replacement contracts, amendments for minor changes in the lands or artificially stored ground water described therein.  The contract actions may involve reassignments, changes in the place or type of use of the artificially stored ground water.  Any changes would be in accordance with the State of Washington water right statutes. 

New Mexico health official to detail vaccination rollout

SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — New Mexico Health Secretary Dr. Tracie Collins was scheduled to provide an update on vaccine distribution during a briefing Wednesday.

Black store owner reports robbery, gets punched by officer

DECATUR, Ala. (AP) — An armed black business owner who called to report a robbery in his store in Alabama was punched in the face by a responding police officer who mistook him for a suspect, police said.