Mnuchin, Meadows to meet Pelosi; GOP seeks jobless aid cut

WASHINGTON (AP) — The top White House negotiators are set to meet with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi late Monday at the Capitol on the next

Liam Neeson's 'Honest Thief' notches No. 1 at box office

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Liam Neeson’s thriller “Honest Thief” stole the top spot at the box office in yet another quiet weekend of moviegoing.

Legals for May, 7 2024

State alleges woman stole thousands of dollars from nursing home-bound parents

She was supposed to make sure they were cared for, but state investigators allege all Kathy Ann Lewis did was take advantage of the situation.

Bowhunter class opens for hunting certification cards

Pass safety course to apply for a hunting license

Registration is open for a hunter and bowhunter certification course scheduled Feb 17 -19 in Farragut Public Shooting Range, 33644 North Shooters Road, Athol.

Local riders fare well at Mission Mountain Rodeo

Several Mission Valley cowboys and cowgirls rode to victory (or came close) in last weekend’s Mission Mountain Rodeo, sanctioned by the Northern Rodeo Association and held at the Polson Fairgrounds.

Clarence 'Bud' Johnson

Clarence "Bud" Johnson passed away peacefully at home May 17th, 2022.

Lake County athletes place at Top 10

MISSOULA - Lake County athletes placed eight times at the 14th Annual Russ Pilcher/Western Montana Top 10 meet on Tuesday. Polson's Anna DiGiallonardo continued to burn up the track in the sprint races, placing  second in the 100-meter dash (12.66) and third in the 200-meter dash (26.18).

Historic Pearl Theater brings the community together

Along with rugged beauty and vast outdoor experiences, Bonners Ferry is known for its quaint charm and long history. Among the historic buildings in the city’s limits, the Pearl Theater stands proudly on Ash Street overlooking the Kootenai River.

Historic Pearl Theater brings the community together

Along with rugged beauty and vast outdoor experiences, Bonners Ferry is known for its quaint charm and long history. Among the historic buildings in the city’s limits, the Pearl Theater stands proudly on Ash Street overlooking the Kootenai River.

Turkey Trotters run to help food bank

Annual event attracts several hundred to Thanksgiving Day run

Hundreds joined Sandpoint’s annual Turkey Trot at Travers Park to support the Bonner Community Food Bank. The Thanksgiving tradition combines fitness, fun, and giving back, helping raise thousands of pounds of food for families in need.

ITD projects delayed due to strike

Unknown when workers will return

Several construction projects in north Idaho are seeing delays and schedule adjustments amid an ongoing labor strike involving heavy equipment operators in eastern Washington.

Stranded snowbirds: Spread of the coronavirus has left full-time RVers and van dwellers on the run

The changes started slowly – little things like looking just a little harder to find water – then crescendoed, a cascade of closures and cancellations and leery looks leading ultimately to Karen Blaine’s return to Spokane.

TEAM TOP PIN Presents: Big Fish In Shallow Water

Haven't done a video in a long time, so just put this together super quick. The TEAM head out and do some ice fishing with tip up for BIG Lake Trout in the Shallows of Flathead Lake, Montana! Enjoy!

Millennial Money: How frugal fashionistas can stay on trend

Nowadays, it’s not just celebrities who wear high-end clothing and accessories. The influencers filling your social media feed likely wear them, too.

The irony of hacking systems that make us feel safe

I visited friends for dinner last week. We enjoyed a nice evening with fun conversation, just the three of us. Then a voice from the kitchen rudely interrupted. We first thought it was just Alexa spying on us.

Countries reimpose restrictions to curb virus resurgence

PROMACHONAS, Greece (AP) — Countries around the world are reimposing lockdowns and implementing new health restrictions at their borders in an effort to curb a resurgence of the coronavirus before it spins even further out of control.

FAITHFUL OBSERVATIONS

Our visit this week is with James Casper, executive director of Habitat for Humanity of North Idaho. Many don’t know the history of Habitat and that its stated mission is “Seeking to put God’s love into action, Habitat for Humanity brings people together to build homes, communities and hope.” Their principles include demonstrating the love of Jesus Christ and promoting dignity and hope. I had a fascinating conversation with James about Habitat and learned a lot.

The Latest: Putin hopes for 'productive' meeting with Biden

GENEVA (AP) — GENEVA — Russian President Vladimir Putin thanked President Joe Biden and expressed wishes for a “productive” meeting as the two kicked off their meeting in Geneva Wednesday.

Democrats not alone in soliciting votes in Iowa; GOP is, too

WASHINGTON (AP) — With all eyes on Democrats as they prepare to cast their ballots in Iowa's highly anticipated kickoff caucuses, President Donald Trump's reelection campaign is working to try to persuade Republican voters to turn out at their caucus sites, too — even if there's no real competition.