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Woman killed in collision near Warden
WARDEN — A woman was killed when she crossed into the opposite lane and hit an oncoming car head-on about two miles south of Warden Monday evening.
Sandpoint football hosts Twin Falls in home opener tonight
The Sandpoint High Bulldogs will open their 2026 season with a nonconference showdown against the Twin Falls Bruins on Friday night at War Memorial Field.
Sandpoint man scheduled for trial, two counts rape
A Sandpoint man is facing up to life in prison after pleading not guilty to two alleged counts of sexual abuse.
PREP GIRLS SOCCER: Sandpoint cruises past Post Falls, 6-1
An 8 a.m. early start was no problem for the Sandpoint High Bulldogs girls soccer team as they dominated Post Falls, 6-1, on Saturday morning at War Memorial Field.
ITD clarifies Sandpoint Byway speed limit
The speed limit on the Sandpoint Byway remains at 45 miles per hour, despite a recent sign installation that suggests the limit has been raised to 55 miles per hour, Idaho Transportation Department officials said Wednesday.
Legals for April, 30 2021
Tech tips
Don't discount digital domain
Any good digital presence and using key words will make it easy for people to find you and help your business to grow. A Google business profile is another essential, as Google is by far the number one search, thought Amazon coming close to passing it in advertising revenue.
THE FRONT ROW with JASON ELLIOTT: A lot of ask of capable M's
At any level, coaches or players look for a reason to play a little harder throughout a season and give an extra push when things aren’t going well. It’s still early and plenty can and will happen.
Twins stay alive, Libby and Mission Valley fall at Western A Legion
The Glacier Twins stayed alive at the Western A district Legion tournament on Friday, while Bitterroot and Cranbrook advanced to the semifinals.
Unemployment rate rises slightly
MOSES LAKE - August's unemployment rate in Grant County rose
Economy tanking, Cuba launches some long-delayed reforms
HAVANA (AP) — With its airports closed to commercial flights and its economy tanking, Cuba has launched the first in a series of long-promised reforms meant to bolster the country's struggling private sector.
Economy tanking, Cuba launches some long-delayed reforms
HAVANA (AP) — With its airports closed to commercial flights and its economy tanking, Cuba has launched the first in a series of long-promised reforms meant to bolster the country's struggling private sector.
Day celebrated with private-sector job growth
Labor Day traditionally is a time for celebrating our working men and women, the folks who keep our society running, who keep us healthy, who build our communities, who feed and clothe us, who serve and protect us, and who sacrificed over the years to improve working conditions for all of us.
California's January jobs report reflects rosy past
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Facing major disruptions across nearly all economic sectors because of the coronavirus, California officials on Friday sent the public a postcard from the state's rosier past: The January jobs report.
ILO says working conditions improve in Thai seafood sector
BANGKOK (AP) — A report issued Tuesday by the U.N.'s International Labor Organization credits Thailand with improving working conditions in the fishing and seafood processing industry, but says that serious abuses including forced labor remain.
Forests need bipartisan support
Last summer we learned that outdoor recreation in Montana accounts for $7 billion in consumer spending, supports 70,000 jobs, and generates $286 million in state and local taxes. Outdoor recreation is now far and above the biggest sector of Montana’s economy. That sector depends on public lands, especially those managed by the Forest Service.
Vietnam ratifies significant trade deal with European Union
HANOI, Vietnam (AP) — Vietnam on Monday ratified a significant trade deal with the European Union, which is expected to boost the country’s manufacturing sector and exports, as it recovers from a dip caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Jobless rate sets record
State at 11.5%, Kootenai County at 16.8%
Trial opens in suit over Border Patrol detention conditions
TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — It's 2 a.m. on a Tuesday in September and a man is trudging around crammed bodies that wriggle as he tries to reach a bathroom stall at a Border Patrol facility in Tucson.
Trial opens in suit over Border Patrol detention conditions
TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — It's 2 a.m. on a Tuesday in September and a man is trudging around crammed bodies that wriggle as he tries to reach a bathroom stall at a Border Patrol facility in Tucson.