Chargers' Williams looks to continue as big-play receiver

COSTA MESA, Calif. (AP) — Mike Williams is soft-spoken during interviews, but his knack for making flashy plays has made him one of the top deep threats in the NFL.

Churches offer many worship options

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

Orletta Louise Loveall, 95

Orletta Louise Loveall passed away on Jan. 23, 2022, 12 miles from where she was born in Kalispell.

Ford carries Saint Mary's past Santa Clara 78-72

SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — Jordan Ford had 33 points as Saint Mary's topped Santa Clara 78-72 on Thursday night.

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Ford carries Saint Mary's past Santa Clara 78-72

SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — Jordan Ford had 33 points as Saint Mary's topped Santa Clara 78-72 on Thursday night.

Strasburg hit hard in debut; O's-Nats suspended after rain

WASHINGTON (AP) — Stephen Strasburg’s 2020 debut for the Nationals unraveled in a five-run fifth inning Sunday, when the World Series MVP allowed six consecutive batters to reach base before being lifted, and Washington’s game against the Baltimore Orioles was suspended in the top of the sixth after the grounds crew had

Bigger isn’t always better in terms of your health

You already have within yourself everything you need to start on a healthier path, says fitness expert Natalie Dreger.

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PHOTOS: Masses run marathon, records broken

The 18th annual Whitefish Marathon on Saturday attracted about 1,400 participants representing 43 states.

Chargers' Williams looks to continue as big-play receiver

COSTA MESA, Calif. (AP) — Mike Williams is soft-spoken during interviews, but his knack for making flashy plays has made him one of the top deep threats in the NFL.

Fundraising underway for new veterans home bus

Longtime Montana Veterans Home volunteer Dianna Bennett is leading an effort to raise $130,000 for a new wheelchair-accessible bus to serve residents of the Columbia Falls veterans facility.

Playing amid pandemic tests basketball teams' adaptability

Sacramento State has a game at Cal Poly scheduled for Dec. 21, two days after the Hornets host UC Davis. Cal Poly has the same COVID-19 testing standards, so it should be easy for the Hornets to pull off.

EU, China leaders meet to seal investment deal

BRUSSELS (AP) — Top European Union officials and Chinese President Xi Jinping will conclude a business investment deal Wednesday that will open big opportunities to European companies, but has the potential to irk the new American administration.

Survivors mark 75th anniversary of world's 1st atomic attack

HIROSHIMA, Japan (AP) — The dwindling witnesses to the world’s first atomic bombing marked its 75th anniversary Thursday, with Hiroshima's mayor and others noting as hypocritical the Japanese government's refusal to sign a nuclear weapons ban treaty.

Navigating the end of your pet's life

There are a number of options available to help aging pets and their caregivers, including hospice and palliative care, at-home euthanasia and a growing community of so-called pet death doulas. But navigating decisions around the end of their life can still feel overwhelming. Here are some ways you can take care of your pet and yourself.

The Latest: NFLPA advises halt to private workouts together

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Ronan has successful Pioneer Days 3-on-3 tournament

Mission Valley 3-on-3 event organizer Steve Woll typically has something special in store for the Mission Valley 3-on-3 basketball tournament as part of Pioneer Days Saturday in Ronan.

Some good news out of Washington

Congress can work together to advance good policy for Idahoans without driving up the national debt

We hear a lot about what Congress does not do well — namely, work together to get things done. Frankly, I share these justified criticisms. But, I am also happy to report about an issue where senators have been working well together to fix some problems for Idahoans and all Americans. I serve as Ranking Member of the Senate Finance Committee that oversees federal social safety net and health care programs. This Committee recently advanced legislation I have been working on with Finance Committee Chairman Ron Wyden (D-Oregon) to reduce out-of-pocket medication costs for seniors, enhance accountability in our federal health care programs, improve access to high-quality mental health services, and extend critical support for clinicians and suppliers, without adding to the federal deficit.

Safety commission looks at crime data

Commission Chairman Scot Haug presented some statistics to the Public Safety Commission on Tuesday, and said he wants to ensure commissioners can understand the information so they can better help the public.