Right-wing app Parler booted off internet over ties to siege

The conservative-friendly social network Parler was booted off the internet Monday over ties to last week’s siege on the U.S. Capitol, but not before digital activists made off with an archive of its posts, including any that might have helped organize or document the riot.

Legals for August, 12 2024

Churches helping the faithful worship

Local churches are helping their congregations worship in a variety of ways.

Help 'Tots' make Christmas bright

To date, the annual Christmas drive has raised $9,023.

BOTTOMS UP!

Virus or no, Idahoans drink

Elk B License holders will have extended season in west-central districts

Low elk harvest during the general hunting season, which ended Sunday, Nov. 28, prompted the seven-week extension in places where elk populations are over objective and elk tend to congregate and cause private land damage over the winter months.

THE FRONT ROW with MARK NELKE: A new format, just like the old days

And if state basketball tournaments are eventually expanded from eight to 12 teams, or a play-in round is added to determine spots 5-8 – that could cause even more tinkering at the district/regional level.

It's time to get involved in local politics

I've never trusted the federal government, except during the Reagan admin. and the Trump admin.

Most of Idaho’s registered Republicans didn’t vote in GOP presidential caucus

Turnout nearly 9% in Kootenai County

Caucus results released Saturday by the Idaho Republican Party shows that 39,584 votes were cast in the caucus, which was only open to registered Republican voters who met the party’s Dec. 31 affiliation deadline

Girls Class C Basketball: Lady Vikings best Superior

Charlo’s defense held their opponent to single digits in three of four quarters in a 51-27 Western 14C victory over Superior on Saturday, Dec. 16, on the road; Two Eagle topples to Lincoln.

Student dress code up for makeover

Cd'A School District working on updating current policy

A proposed updated draft of the Coeur d'Alene School District's student dress code policy will continue to be worked on by school board members.

Zinke reintroduces efforts to regulate summer water levels on Flathead Lake

Republican Congressman Ryan Zinke has again introduced legislation that would require the Interior Department to maintain water levels in Flathead Lake during the warmer months.

Superintendent evaluation

The January board meeting of the Trustees of the Plains School District was a packed house of parents, taxpayers, and community members with concerns.

Grizzly bear attacks, kills camper in western Montana

A grizzly bear attacked and killed a person camping in western Montana early Tuesday, triggering an intensive search for the bruin by wildlife officials and law enforcement officers who planned to kill the animal, officials said.

Laketown Pharmacy adjusts to virus concerns

MOSES LAKE — John Rackham, a co-owner of Laketown Pharmacy in Moses Lake, said the staff has been working out different options to continue to provide their customers’ medications while discouraging them from coming into the store.

Moses Lake adult softball moves into summer play

MOSES LAKE – The city of Moses Lake’s adult softball league is underway and pushing into its summer portion of the season. “It really is a big family out there,” said Isaac Valdez who runs the league for the city. “We have a diverse group of people that play in our local league here in Moses Lake.”

CDC: 'Strong recommendation' but no rule for masks on planes

The government’s top public health agency is raising the importance of wearing face masks on planes, trains and buses, although the Trump administration has resisted making masks mandatory for travelers.

Morley, Foley set Top 10 meet records

MISSOULA — Two local runners broke meet records at the Western Montana Top 10 meet in Missoula on Tuesday, leading a handful of outstanding performances.

Legals for December, 29 2023

Lakeside shooting suspect charged with attempted murder

The victim in last week’s shooting in Lakeside told authorities that Luke Elliot Rutledge began yelling at him shortly before opening fire from about 6 feet away, according to documents newly filed in Flathead County District Court.