New Mexico Supreme Court overturns child abuse convictions

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — The New Mexico Supreme Court on Friday overturned the child abuse convictions of an Albuquerque man in the 2015 death of an infant, prompting the state's top prosecutor to voice immediate concerns about the ability to hold child abusers accountable.

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When every second counts: Recognizing pet emergency signs

As a pet owner, it’s natural to be concerned about your furry friend’s health and well-being, but knowing when to seek emergency veterinary care can sometimes be challenging.

Kanye West tweet showed mock election data, not results

Rapper and independent presidential candidate Kanye West tweeted bogus election results that he said showed he’s ahead of President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden in the presidential race.

Letters to the editor Nov. 18

In regard to the letter to the editor “Historic perspective” on the Conrad Drive/Woodland Avenue intersection. The writer says the solution to the Montana Department of Transportation’s concerns would be to install a stop sign at the top of the grade, requiring uphill traffic to come to a halt. This would be the worst possible solution.

The Latest: FDA head offers guidelines for vaccine to Senate

WASHINGTON — The head of the Food and Drug Administration says vaccine developers will be expected to study COVID-19 shots in racial minorities, the elderly, pregnant women and those with other health conditions.

The Latest: Tenn Senator: President Trump should wear mask

WASHINGTON — A leading Republican senator says President Donald Trump should start wearing a mask at least some of the time because politics is getting in the way of protecting the American people from COVID-19.

Legals for May, 22 2023

Legals for October, 6 2023

Protecting wildlands, non-motorized activities as important as providing motorized access

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Flu hangs on in the U.S.

Flu is hanging on in the U.S., intensifying in some areas of the country after weeks of an apparent national decline. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention updated its flu data on Friday. It shows a continued national decline in flu hospitalizations. But it also shows increases in other indicators — including the number of states with high or very high levels for respiratory illnesses. Flu-like illnesses seem to be proliferating in the Midwest. Last week, those illnesses were at high levels in 23 states — up from 18 the week before.

Jeff Arcel, 68

Jeff Arcel, 68, passed away on Thursday, February 8, after one last night filled with music and friends.

The Latest: Nevada brothel owners seek state's OK to reopen

LAS VEGAS -- Before the coronavirus pandemic, tourist-dependent Nevada had a notorious attraction: It was the only place in America where someone could legally pay for sex. These days, even in the state known for sin, the business is taboo.

Fay Lee Pemble, 94

Fay Lee Pemble was born June 6, 1927, in Kalispell, the third of four children to Charles and Verna (Johnston) Pemble.

Republicans take to mask wars as virus surges in red states

WASHINGTON (AP) — Top Republicans are battling school districts in their own states' urban, heavily Democratic areas over whether students should be required to mask up as they head back to school — reigniting ideological divides over mandates even as the latest coronavirus surge ravages the reddest, most unvaccinated parts of the nation.

Best Shot - Dec. 27, 2023

Great photos shared by the many talented photographers in the Bonner County community.

ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Golfing got you down?

One of the favorite pastimes of both adult men and women is golf. Although this sport is not a contact sport, avid golfers, professional or not, are also prone to getting injured. One of many conditions that they may suffer from is chronic back pain.

NIC receives show cause letter from accrediting agency

North Idaho College received an action letter of “show cause” late Thursday from its accrediting organization, the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities. NIC has until March 13 to submit a report explaining why its accreditation should not be terminated.

Republicans take to mask wars as virus surges in red states

WASHINGTON (AP) — Top Republicans are battling school districts in their own states' urban, heavily Democratic areas over whether students should be required to mask up as they head back to school — reigniting ideological divides over mandates even as the latest coronavirus surge ravages the reddest, most unvaccinated parts of the nation.

Kanye West tweet showed mock election data, not results

Rapper and independent presidential candidate Kanye West tweeted bogus election results that he said showed he’s ahead of President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden in the presidential race.