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US expert says 5G tiff could affect information exchanges
MADRID (AP) — The top U.S. diplomat for cybersecurity policy says he welcomes European Union moves toward recognizing the risks at stake in 5G technology, but warned that the U.S. will not be able to share top-level information with countries that choose “untrusted” vendors, such as China’s Huawei.
Idaho Servant Adventures seeks to help Shoshone County residents
Residents needing minor home repairs in the Silver Valley are being sought for a summer service project through Lutherhaven. Idaho Servant Adventures is preparing to send out over 600 young volunteers this summer to impact the community through acts of service such as painting homes or small home repairs.
Former county resident gets prison time for sex offense
Cody Hosko, 60, of Victor, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to...
Pandemic takes toll on business of pisco producers in Peru
ICA, Peru (AP) — In the house where for decades she has bottled pisco, the grape brandy of South America's Pacific coast, Rosa Grados has thousands of stored liters that she has not sold because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Best Of Columbia Falls to Essex... 2023
Welcome to the 2023 edition of the Best of Columbia Falls to Essex, where we celebrate the businesses, people and landscapes that makes the area one of the best places not just in the U.S., but the world.
Today's Ghastly Groaner
What is Santa's favorite state this time of year?
Protests again close I-5; widespread looting elsewhere
SEATTLE (AP) — Interstate 5 through downtown Seattle was closed Sunday afternoon because of George Floyd protest activity, the second day in arrow the main north-south freeway on the West Coast was shut down, and there was also widespread looting in Bellevue, Washington.
Protests again close I-5, looting; widespread looting
SEATTLE (AP) — Interstate 5 through downtown Seattle was closed Sunday afternoon because of George Floyd protest activity, the second day in arrow the main north-south freeway on the West Coast was shut down, and there was also widespread looting in Bellevue, Washington.
On the road to success
Local students compete in SkillsUSA contest
Class B Boys: Warriors blast past Darby
Warriors blast past Darby and trounce Anaconda.
Taking a Break: How leagues are shaping up after early play
The winter sports season always heats up after Christmas break, but the holidays do give the state a chance to look around and see how the early season is going for teams.
Stocks rally worldwide as markets eye businesses reopening
Stocks are rallying Monday as governments worldwide prepare to gradually lift restrictions that are meant to slow the coronavirus outbreak but are also erasing businesses and jobs.
White pine workshop date set
Blister rust is a non-native disease that devastated western white pine trees in the Inland Northwest. Pruning the lower branches of young white pine can increase their survival by half.
WTF is going on here?
Officially known as W.T. Fowlmouth, the concept has been brewing in the mind of owner-operator Drew Plate for several years and now, armed with a cool new space and an unlimited imagination for flavors.
Melby has been giving back for more than 40 years
Columbia Falls Volunteer Steve Melby has been giving back to the community for more than 40 years.
Loggers close home schedule with two wins
Williams got the win after throwing five innings and...
Mavs split doubleheader against Eastmont
Moses Lake to travel to East Wenatchee for CBBN tourney
MOSES LAKE – Even though Moses Lake split Friday’s doubleheader against Eastmont, the Mavs will travel to East Wenatchee for the Columbia Basin Big-Nine tournament on May 20. Moses Lake defeated the Wildcats 1-0 in the first game, but fell 8-2 in the nightcap. The tiebreaker fell to a coinflip, which fell in favor of Eastmont...