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Commerce Department IG seeks info on 2 Census hirings
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — The U.S. Department of Commerce's inspector general has asked the Census Bureau for information related to the hiring process of two men whose appointments to top positions have drawn sharp criticism. The bureau said Wednesday it plans to respond to the request.
Ex-Hong Kong lawmaker asks Europe to provide 'safe haven'
COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — A Hong Kong pro-democracy activist who is visiting Denmark urged European nations on Wednesday to allow protesters in Hong Kong "a safe haven from the terror” of China's Communist Party.
Teams led by experienced players have edge amid pandemic
Joshua Langford is part of a Michigan State team leaning on upperclassmen in at the top of its rotation, including multiple players from a Final Four squad two seasons ago.
Libby's Filler named 2024 Montana Notary of the Year
Filler said she initially became a notary nearly three decades ago...
Robert Norman Stright
Robert Norman Stright
MV Calendar: Your events guide to the Mission Valley
Check out our guide to upcoming events in the Mission Valley
Cars getting towed at crowded recreation areas, trailheads
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Public officials in Oregon and Washington have a warning for people visiting trailheads and recreation areas across the region this weekend: park illegally and you might get towed.
Environmental groups challenge Ohio gas storage permits
CLEVELAND (AP) — Environmental groups have asked an Ohio appeals court to revoke drilling permits granted by a state agency for construction of massive underground salt caverns to store natural gas liquids along the Ohio River, according to a lawsuit.
Whitefish Credit Union recognized by Forbes
Whitefish Credit Union named No. 1 credit union in state
OPINION: Peaceful, not passive
Two distinct occasions collided on Monday: Inauguration Day and Martin Luther King Jr. Day. One event marked the peaceful transfer of power, and the other reminded us that peace is not passive.
Kids & Rigs at Silver Lake Mall today
Kids and Rigs
Law roundup: Neighbor slaps unwelcome visitor
A woman reportedly went to a neighbor's and they told her to get off the property and then twisted her arm and slapped her.
Newsom: As California reopens, best to stay close to home
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California Gov. Gavin Newsom warned Wednesday it will “defeat the point” of letting some counties reopen more quickly than the state if they start attracting visitors from other areas with more restrictive measures still in place.
“Back to my roots”: Family fish business returns to Sandpoint
45 years after his father, Craig, opened his fish business in Sandpoint, his son is returning to his hometown with his own food truck.
Catherine Lula (Hobbs) Schauble, 90
Cathy Schauble peacefully entered her heavenly home on Aug. 20, 2020, at Schneidmiller Hospice House in Coeur d’Alene.
STEVE CAMERON BLOG: Still some good news out there
Still here.
Community band holds Dances and Folk Tunes concerts
The Flathead Valley Community Band will present two free concerts titled Dances and Folk Tunes in November.
Missouri St. defeats UALR 85-77
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) — Isiaih Mosley and Ja’Monta Black scored 26 points apiece as Missouri State topped Arkansas-Little Rock 85-77 on Monday night.
CSI women, Salt Lake men ousted from NJCAA basketball tournament
* WOMEN