In Kabul, Pentagon chief speaks of 'responsible end' to war

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, on his first visit to Afghanistan as Pentagon chief, said Sunday that the Biden administration wants to see “a responsible end” to America's longest war, but the level of violence must decrease for “fruitful" diplomacy to have a chance.

Happy Mother's Day, Coeur d'Alene

Happy Mother’s Day, Coeur d’Alene! On behalf of the Coeur d’Alene Regional Chamber, we’d like to wish all the mothers out there the wonderful day they deserve!

Flathead Valley churches honor Christmas season

The build-up to Christmas is a time of joy and thankfulness for churches across the valley, many of which have special services on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.

Changing winds provide hope in California wildfire battle

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. (AP) — Better weather on Thursday helped the battle against a huge California forest fire threatening communities around Lake Tahoe, but commanders warned firefighters to keep their guard up against continuing dangers.

Looking Back: City councilor said she was ‘spinning her wheels’

Cash, liquor and checks were stolen when the Whitefish Golf Club was burglarized. Whitefish police and the resident sheriff’s deputy apprehended two adults and one juvenile soon after the incident occurred.

Bonners Ferry Herald: 2017 year in review

The following is a quick look back at the top stories in each issue of the Bonners Ferry Herald during the year 2017.

Weekly roundup: Lincoln Co. Health Board won’t support tighter rules

Asking for community backing to fight the coronavirus pandemic, Lincoln County’s top doctor got plenty of praise from Lincoln County Health Board members on Dec. 9, but no endorsement for future measures.

Girls tennis sweeps Libby, Ronan

The Whitefish girls tennis team came away from last week without losing a match after competing in two Northwest A conference matches.

Minnesota calls on Trump, Biden to follow virus guidelines

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz urged the campaigns of President Donald Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden on Tuesday to abide by the state's guidelines for slowing the spread of the coronavirus when the candidates visit Minnesota on Friday.

Bonner County History - Feb. 11, 2024

Bonner County Historical Society and Museum shares interesting stories of the community's people, places, and events.

The Blotter: Man thought someone was trying to stab him

Police were called to assist with an elderly man with dementia on Riverwood Drive who thought someone was trying to stab him. Three young males were taken into custody for shoplifting on 9th Street.

Park visitation down, but picking up with better weather

Hungry Horse News

Park visitation down, but picking up with better weather

Hungry Horse News

Trey Elliott Manning, 45

Trey Elliott Manning moved on to his next great adventure Thursday, Aug. 4, 2022.

Dirt Rich Compost celebrates 10th anniversary

Dirt Rich, a small batch composting facility located in Columbia Falls, is celebrating 10 years of providing high-quality composting solutions to the local community and beyond.

WHO warns 'pandemic is accelerating' as number of coronavirus cases soars past 300,000

The world’s top health authority warned Monday that the coronavirus pandemic is picking up pace and will continue to spread further as the number of new cases being reported each day vastly exceeds the daily figures from weeks ago, when the illness hadn’t spread to nearly every country on earth.

Legals for February, 14 2023

Lake Mary Ronan area evacuated as Elmo Fire moves closer

Three structures have been destroyed in a wildfire that continues to expand its reach west of Flathead Lake.

Veteran choir director takes Choral Society baton

“One of the joys of my life is directing choir,” says Cathy Gillhouse, the new director of the Mission Valley Choral Society. “I love it.”

THE CHEAP SEATS with STEVE CAMERON: The numbers behind the Mariners' historic pitching run

Sometimes a number punches you right on the lips, and geek or not, you have to know all about it. Is it real, or just some obscure mini-fact, created by nerds to prove they’ve been paying attention to real games. Ready?