UN chief: Polluters must join 'net zero' club for climate

BERLIN (AP) — Polluters must step up their commitments to cutting greenhouse gas emissions before a crucial climate summit in November, U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said Monday.

UN chief: Polluters must join 'net zero' club for climate

BERLIN (AP) — Polluters must step up their commitments to cutting greenhouse gas emissions before a crucial climate summit in November, U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said Monday.

The Latest: Spain PM asks for unity during coronavirus surge

MADRID — Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez appealed to Spaniards to pull together and defeat the coronavirus, warning: “The situation is serious.”

Plenty of summer sports camps in Valley

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Church to thrift store: Kalispell’s 130-year-old building seeks renovation to preserve historic legacy

The building, listed under the National Register of Historic Places, has housed people of faith, those looking for bargain finds and for a time students. After standing for 130 years, it is now in dire need of a touch-up.

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: Dateline wherever ...

If you’re reading this, you’ve seen a few datelines in your time. That city name at the beginning of a news article. Do you know what it means and why it’s put there, though?

March shooting suspect back in custody after failure to appear

SOAP LAKE — The Moses Lake Police Department announced the arrest of Samuel Ramirez, 26, in association with the investigation of a March 8 shooting that led to the son of Wash. Rep. Tom Dent, R-Moses Lake, being seriously injured. A second man, Luis Medina, 28, was arrested in mid-March and has since pleaded guilty and is serving jail time.

BCHS expansion plans well received at open house

Over 40 people turned out to give positive feedback to the Bonner County Historical Society on its planned museum addition.

2025 Fall Mack Days-week 8 Results

Only one week left in the 2025 Fall Mack Days Fishing Event, which ends on Nov. 2. The events are sponsored by the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes and sanctioned by Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks.

Thousands ticketed under new construction zone speeding program

OLYMPIA – It's summer time and that means construction across Washington. Ninety days after a new camera monitoring program was launched in the state’s work zones, the Washington State Patrol said in a recent press release that there’s a significant problem with speeding in work zones. “The first few months of the program confirm what statistics show and what our workers have been saying - too many people speed through work zones,” said Washington Secretary of Transportation Julie Meredith. “We hope this changes driver behavior – that people slow down, and everyone comes home safe at the end of the day.”

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: Help us keep perspective...

Regardless of how someone feels about Donald Trump, there are going to be things that happen over the next four years that are going to make you feel one way or another about a controversial something-or-other.

Favorite things about the Silver Valley: Old Mission State Park

At the western entrance to the Silver Valley sits the Mission of the Sacred Heart, the crown jewel of Old Mission State Park. While technically sitting in Kootenai County, Silver Valley residents have an attachment to the Mission beyond what most of their neighbors to the west experience. Mary Davis is one such resident.

Commissioners set to appoint new zoning, planning board members

After a four-hour session of public interviews, Bonner County Commissioners have selected six individuals to recommend for appointment to the planning and zoning commissions. Official appointments will be voted on during a Sept. 23 business meeting.

Herndon running for election to state senate seat

Local home builder, Scott Herndon, has announced he’s challenging Jim Woodward for the District 1 seat in the Idaho Senate.

Should the U.S. intervene in Iran?

More than 100 Press readers sound off

On Wednesday, the Press asked readers to share their thoughts on whether the U.S. should intervene in Iran amid widespread protests and political violence in the country. All told, nearly 100 people gave comments or engaged in dialogue on the matter. Here’s what some Press readers said and discussed:

Herndon running for election to state senate seat

Local home builder, Scott Herndon, has announced he’s challenging Jim Woodward for the District 1 seat in the Idaho Senate.

Mustangs rally past Range Riders in slugfest

A 6-1 start wasn’t enough for the Glacier Range Riders on Tuesday night as the Billings Mustangs rallied for a 20-11 win in the opener of a six-game Pioneer League series.

What The 2020s Have In Store For Aging Boomers

Within 10 years, all of the nation’s 74 million baby boomers will be 65 or older. The most senior among them will be on the cusp of 85.

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Pandemic turns summer into European tourism's leanest season

BRUGES, Belgium (AP) — Bruges mayor Dirk De fauw first realized something was desperately wrong with European tourism when on a brisk March morning he crossed the Burg square in front of the Gothic city hall and there was nothing but silence.