Cattle-killing griz euthanized in upper Blackfoot Valley

FWP wildlife specialists reported that the conflicts began in mid-July east of Lincoln...

'Stay at home': UK's Johnson ramps up response to virus

LONDON (AP) — Britain has become the latest European country to go into effective lockdown to deal with the threat of the coronavirus pandemic, after Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced Monday sweeping curbs on everyday activity including the banning of any gatherings of more than two people who do not live together.

Missouri court permanently blocks key part of voter photo ID

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Missouri Supreme Court on Tuesday permanently blocked a central portion of a 2016 voter identification law that it said had required a “misleading” and “contradictory” sworn statement from people lacking a photo ID.

Huskies girls squad defeats Prosser 71-12

OTHELLO – The Huskies closed out the regular season with a dominant dual win Thursday night, defeating Prosser 71-12 on their home mat. “We’re starting to see us improve – even today we were seeing moves that we were practicing for weeks, and we’re finally starting to see them come into fruition,” Othello Head Coach Sammy Rocha said. “They’re starting to believe, and I think that’s why we’re getting this energy as far as confidence is concerned.”

Sandpoint City Council greenlights additional $106K for Travers Park projects

SANDPOINT — On Wednesday evening, the Sandpoint City Council voted 4-1 to approve a change order that will add $106,000 to the Travers Park playground and splash pad project.

Former smokejumper creates gear business for firefighters

Sewing backpacks and duffels on a sawhorse in his Missoula apartment, Crone launched Nargear in the early 2000s. Demand for the bags designed for wildland firefighters and used for those with an action-adventure lifestyle grew, and as the years went on, he started seeing his packs used by fellow firefighters all across the country. Now based in Kalispell, but in many ways, it started during Crone’s time in Alaska.

BCSO adds QLess scheduling system

The Bonner County Sheriff’s Office has added QLess, an online scheduling system, for appointments at the Sandpoint Driver’s License Office.

Open burning season ends, permits required

Open burning season in Sanders and Mineral counties officially ended April 30, and burn permits are now required until fire season begins.

Troy Dispatch to discuss dissolution at Friday meeting

The meeting will be held at 6 p.m. in city council chambers at 301 E. Kootenai Ave.

CFAC liaison panel to meet, talk cleanup

The Columbia Falls Aluminum Co. liaison panel will have its own meeting before a round of meetings by technical advisors and the Environmental Protection Agency.

Donations sought for Lake County Community Support

Lake County Community Support is seeking donations of non-perishable foods, monetary donations and home essentials (hygiene, personal care, pet care) for all age groups as it works to create free “hand up” boxes for those in need.

Worth the wait: Favorite movies of 2024

Yes, I can read a calendar.

Rustler's Roost has new owners as McEvers brothers move on after 42 years

Rustler's Roost has new owners as McEvers brothers move on after 42 years

Woody McEvers he and Daren decided it was time to let it go. He said he recently worked more shifts on the floor and in the kitchen and even as a lifetime blue-collar man, it left him weary.

ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Peripheral Neuropathy: How nutrition and acupuncture can help

Peripheral neuropathy (PN) refers to damage to the peripheral or “sensory” nervous system, the nerves responsible for registering sensation from the surface of our skin to the brain.

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Notice of SEPA Mitigated Determination of Non-significance

War Cry

Donald Trump, successful businessman, who so loves this country, just got tired of watching this country being run by life long money grubbing Demobrats who like to think they own us and run things one way, their way.

Military wary that shakeup could upend its apolitical nature

WASHINGTON (AP) — The words spoken by America's top military officer carried a familiar ring, but in the midst of a chaotic week at the Pentagon, they were particularly poignant.

COLUMN: From one soldier to another, a flag gift

It’s not often you can walk into a store and have your purchase paid for by someone else.

Seen any turkeys lately?

Let F&G know and help us learn more about these fascinating birds

The annual turkey survey will rely solely on people reporting turkey sightings

City Council preview for July 15, 2024

Whitefish City Council meets on Tuesday, July 15, beginning at 7:10 p.m. at City Hall.