State seeks comment on mule deer management plan

Population trends from spring surveys across much of Montana were mixed this year, with some areas showing improved herd growth and some areas with lower recruitment.

Legals for April, 30 2021

Maya Lacey signs with Carleton College for soccer

Whitefish soccer captain and four-year varsity player Maya Lacey will play at the collegiate level in the fall.

Register for Lake Cd'A kokanee derby

Anglers may start registering this week for a Sept. 14 kokanee derby on Lake Coeur d’Alene sponsored by Fins and Feathers Tackle Shop and Guide Service.

COLUMN: Name, image and likeness is good for college sports, just mismanaged

In the last few years of collegiate sports, we have seen name, image and likeness, NIL, completely flip the sports world on its head. Many fans across social media and in discussions have made claims that it has ruined the sports they love.

Patriotic patchwork

Quilts of Valor honors Idaho Veterans Home residents

The warmth provided by a Quilt of Valor is a special kind of comfort. "It's not a 'heat' warm, it's a 'being honored' warm. I'm not sure how you describe that," Frank Quattrocchi said after being wrapped in his new quilt.

Legals for January, 18 2024

Catto leads Florida Gulf Coast over Georgia Southern 73-60

FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) — Caleb Catto registered 19 points as Florida Gulf Coast topped Georgia Southern 73-60 on Tuesday night.

Visiting Walla Walla smites Moses Lake

Blue Devils 34, Chiefs 13

Before you head out on the lake: first things first

Before your boat touches the water, you need to be sure that all the necessary safety equipment in on board

SBA offering disaster loans to businesses that support farmers

SACRAMENTO, CALIF. — Nonfarm businesses in Grant and Adams counties are now eligible to apply for low interest loans from the Small Business Administration to help cover drought-related losses in 2022. According to an SBA press release, the loans are available to farmers in 20 counties in Oregon, Washington and Northern Idaho, and follow a disaster declaration from Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack on April 22, 2022...

Fogel hits 3 home runs, including walk-off

After holding onto a four-run lead most of the game, the Glacier Range Riders bullpen gave up six runs over the final two frames, including a three-run walk-off homer by Adam Fogel and dropped the series finale to the Missoula PaddleHeads 10-9 on Sunday.

Auxiliary performs free boat checks

The U.S Coast Guard Auxiliary Coeur d’Alene Flotilla will perform Vessel Safety Checks beginning this month. The checks are free at boat launches and can be scheduled at residential homes or wherever boats are stored.

Columbia Falls ‘Herd of Turtles’ have blast at grueling race

Several members of the Columbia Falls High School cross country team recently competed in the Diamond City Relay, a three-day mountain relay race.

Red Devils tally baseball win over St. Ignatius-Arlee

It’s a classic example of what you do when you fall off a horse….if you like horse riding.

Trump to return to Minnesota for Duluth rally on Wednesday

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — President Donald Trump will campaign in Duluth on Wednesday, his campaign announced Friday, marking his third visit to the key swing state of Minnesota in recent weeks.

Bonner County History - March 16, 2025

A look at the events, activities, and meetings happening around Bonner County, from Sandpoint to Cocolalla, from Priest River to Ponderay, and from Clark Fork to Dover.

Loggers split with Bandits

LIBBY — The Libby Loggers recorded 20 hits on Saturday, but came away with a split in a non-conference American Legion doubleheader against the visiting Rocky Mountain Bandits of Cranbrook, B.C.

Kentucky governor, lawmakers receive COVID-19 vaccine

LOUISVILLE, Ky (AP) — Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear and his wife Britainy received COVID-19 vaccinations on Tuesday, together with top state lawmakers.

The Latest: COVID-19 more prevalent in poor New Mexico areas

SANTA FE, N.M. -- A top state health official is warning that COVID-19 infections are far more prevalent in low-income areas of the New Mexico, potentially straining Medicaid health care.