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The Latest: Alabama to get more doses in vaccine delivery
ALABAMA — Alabama will receive an additional 10,000 first doses in its upcoming delivery, State Health Officer Scott Harris said, but supply remains the chief obstacle to getting more people vaccinating.
10 years after BP spill: Oil drilled deeper; rules relaxed
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Ten years after an oil rig explosion killed 11 workers and unleashed an environmental nightmare in the Gulf of Mexico, companies are drilling in deeper and deeper waters, where payoffs can be huge but risks are greater than ever.
Bomb threats hit Walmarts across the U.S.
PONDERAY — Walmart stores across the nation were disrupted on Black Friday because of bomb threats, including the store in Ponderay.
Scholarship endowment fund approved for CFHS
With the hope of nearly doubling the current scholarship endowment funds at Clark Fork High School, the Lake Pend Oreille School District board of trustees voted to approve an additional endowment fund established by principal Phil Kemink.
Jobless after virus lockdown, India's poor struggle to eat
NEW DELHI (AP) — Some of India's legions of poor and others suddenly thrown out of work by a nationwide stay-at-home order began receiving aid on Thursday, as both public and private groups worked to blunt the impact of efforts to curb the coronavirus pandemic.
PREP BASEBALL: Lake City ousts league champ Post Falls, advances to state play-in game
The top two seeds are not going to state. The third-seeded team won the regional title. And the fourth-seeded team in the four-team tourney is one win away from state. Ah, just another 5A Region 1 baseball tournament.
Mississippi seeks to dismiss lawsuit on elections amid COVID
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Top officials in Mississippi are asking a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit that seeks to remove some limitations from the state's absentee voting process amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Police: Seattle shootings rise 6% in 2019 over 2018
SEATTLE (AP) — Seattle police released data on Friday showing reports of gunfire and shootings — both fatal and non-fatal — were up slightly last year compared to 2018, with increases most pronounced in the department’s South Precinct and along Aurora Avenue North in the North Precinct.
Anna Mae 'Bobbie' Ridgway, 75
It is with profound sadness and much love that we announce the passing of Anna Mae "Bobbie" Ridgway, 75, on Sept. 6, 2021, after a courageous battle with cancer.
English villages wake up to find they're Brexit's new border
SEVINGTON, England (AP) — Four years after Britain voted to leave the European Union, Brexit can still seem abstract. But in the county known as the Garden of England, it is literally taking concrete form.
Path to Home Depot becomes familiar for millions in pandemic
Millions of people forced to work out of the office during the pandemic took on new projects at home and Home Depot is supplying a lot of the DIY material they need.
Marsha Lord, 71
Marsha Lord recently passed away.
Plains taxidermist Tim Patton
Taxidermist Tim Patton, the owner and operator of T & K Wildlife Taxidermy in Plains, works on a white-tailed deer head at his shop Tuesday, Nov. 1. Patton said a hunter bagged the big buck in the Trout Creek area during the 2020 season. It typically takes about one year for a typical animal mount to be completed. Patton said he expects work to pick up as the 2021 season progresses. (Scott Shindledecker/Valley Press)
Prosecutors charge Lakeside shooting suspect 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.
Triplett posts top scores
C-Falls cowboy leads after opening round of District 5 Rodeo Finals
Baby steps in the battle of steps
In December Bert and I bought fitness watches. I know a lot of people who’ve been on the steps bandwagon for years. For us, we hope to be more intentional about our activity with the bonus of knowing heart rate, blood pressure, sleep patterns and such.
Evergreen School District looks beyond the classroom
While much of the work to meet this mission happens in the classroom each day, the Evergreen School District is also committed to supporting students outside of the traditional classroom each and every day.
Norma June (Sweatt) Ziegler, 91
Norma June Ziegler, 91, of Coeur d’Alene (Blanchard), Idaho, passed away to be with her Lord and Savior peacefully, surrounded by her family at the Schneidmiller Hospice House on March 14, 2024.
Prep basketball roundup: Whitefish boys pound Plains
PLAINS — Whitefish used a strong start to dump Class B Plains 56-33 on Thursday night in a nonconference boys basketball contest.
Big Creek renovations hit high water mark ahead of summer season
The Glacier Institute has operated the Big Creek campus as a summer camp and field trip destination since 1989.