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Experts: Virus numbers could be erratic after Thanksgiving
MILWAUKEE (AP) — The coronavirus testing numbers that have guided much of the nation's response to the pandemic are likely to be erratic over the next week or so, experts said Friday, as fewer people get tested during the Thanksgiving holiday weekend and testing sites observe shorter hours.
Spring Mack Days gears up for March 14 opener
The 2024 Spring Mack Days Fishing Event sponsored by the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes is just around the corner. Lake trout anglers are gearing up to hit the waters of Flathead Lake for the 59-day event, which begins next Thursday, March 14, and continues through Saturday, May 11.
Spring Mack Days gears up for March 14 opener
The 2024 Spring Mack Days Fishing Event sponsored by the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes is just around the corner. Lake trout anglers are gearing up to hit the waters of Flathead Lake for the 59-day event, which begins next Thursday, March 14, and continues through Saturday, May 11.
TRAVEL BASEBALL ROUNDUP: Sasquatch 12U finishes runner-up at Deer Park tourney
TRAVEL BASEBALL ROUNDUP: Sasquatch 12U finishes runner-up at Deer Park tourney
Law roundup: Man found passed out in dumpster
An employee opened a dumpster and reportedly found a man passed out inside.
Plains resident looks to solve rock carving mystery
It’s an intriguing question that Plains area resident Ed Farmer would love to solve.
Vaccines are a gift from God
I have been a resident of Sanders County and a veterinarian for over 45 years. In that time, I have never before written a letter to the editor. I’m proud to have served as a member of the Sanders County Board of Health for more than a decade.
Lake community split over access site
Hungry Horse News
Lake community split over access site
Hungry Horse News
Lake community split over access site
Hungry Horse News
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Police charged for 2 deaths in custody during India lockdown
NEW DELHI (AP) — Four police officers have been arrested over the deaths in custody of a father and son who were detained for keeping their mobile phone shop open during coronavirus lockdown in southern India, police said Thursday.
Japan, China, Germany, Slovakia, Uganda win U.N. court seats
UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Judges from Japan, China, Germany, Slovakia and Uganda won seats Thursday on the International Court of Justice, the U.N.’s top judicial organ.
Chunky bootmaker Dr. Martens to sell shares to public
LONDON (AP) — The maker of Dr. Martens boots, the chunky-soled footwear once championed by rebellious young people but now favored by celebrities like Rihanna, plans to sell shares to the public as the existing owners seek to profit from growth of the iconic brand.
Why guardianship and conservatorship may be necessary when your child with a developmental disability turns 18
Parents of children with developmental disabilities have often dedicated years to advocating for their child's needs, making medical decisions, and managing their finances. However, many parents are surprised to learn that when their child turns 18, regardless of their child's disability, the legal authority to continue making these decisions automatically ends. Let’s consider the implications of this and what steps may need to be taken to deal with it.
Looking Back: Council approves extending Baker Avenue
Alpen Holz Ersinnen was the name of the new business located on the Big Mountain Road.
Idaho man charged with burglary, assault after Yaak incident
Tom Dana Upshaw, 50, of Rathdrum, Idaho is charged with felony burglary...
Risch ready for '26 run
Idaho senator hopeful for solution on rising health-care costs
He said he has known every president since President Ronald Reagan and has gotten to know President Trump well. He believes if his critics had a chance to sit down over dinner with him, they would come away with a new perspective. “He’s entirely different than what you see in public,” Risch said.
Family Crisis Center Temporarily Closes Offices During Coronavirus (COVID-19) Outbreak – Will Continue Offering Advocacy and Services
Family Crisis Center (FCC) values the health and safety of the communities it serves, and offices are closed due to the current coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The food pantry and thrift store are also closed until further notice.
When 'RV' stands for Ruined Vacation
RVing is a popular way for families to spend time together. Some estimates have shown that a family of four can save more than 60 percent on vacation costs in an RV versus a more traditional vacation.