Man accused of stealing from school, business

A man has been charged with felony theft and misdemeanor criminal mischief for allegedly stealing from a business and a school.

GOP focuses on responsible budgeting in lean times

In lean financial times, families across Montana know that the responsible thing to do is to prioritize spending and, in some cases, cut back on the wants so that the needs of their families can be met. Understandably, Montanans want to see state government take the same actions — prioritize spending, cut back on non-essential government operations and make due with less taxpayer money — until revenues increase.

GOP focuses on responsible budgeting in lean times

In lean financial times, families across Montana know that the responsible thing to do is to prioritize spending and, in some cases, cut back on the wants so that the needs of their families can be met. Understandably, Montanans want to see state government take the same actions - prioritize spending, cut back on non-essential government operations and make due with less taxpayer money – until revenues increase.

GOP focuses on responsible budgeting in lean times

In lean financial times, families across Montana know that the responsible thing to do is to prioritize spending and, in some cases, cut back on the wants so that the needs of their families can be met. Understandably, Montanans want to see state government take the same actions — prioritize spending, cut back on non-essential government operations and make due with less taxpayer money — until revenues increase.

National Mattress: Family owned, operated for 25 years

Local store celebrates quarter-century milestone

National Mattress and Furniture at 6235 N. Sunshine St. No. 3, Coeur d'Alene, isn’t just a mattress store celebrating 25 years in business. It’s a family-owned company that is proud to give back to its community.

THE FRONT ROW with MARK NELKE: Portland got lucky, and not just because of the Zags

None of those sites can top the teams sent to Portland, where the Oregon Coast is just an hour away.

At high school, enthusiasm for two-wheel traffic

Getting more thrifty in midtown

Business Bits

Scouts board votes to pursue land swap

Second favorable vote now sought from INC foundation board

COEUR d'ALENE - The executive board of regional Boy Scouts voted in favor of pursuing a purchase option agreement with an Arizona developer on Wednesday, which could result in exchanging a historic Boy Scout camp for a new camp to be built at a different site.

Business owner scares off burglar in Moses Lake

MOSES LAKE - A armed business owner scared off a burglary suspect Tuesday night at Miller's Fine Jewelry in downtown Moses Lake.

Whitefish High School authors shine in Annual Authors of the Flathead Teen Writing Contest

This spring, high school students across the Flathead Valley threw their words in the ring for the Authors of the Flathead Student Writing Contest, with winners from Whitefish, Bigfork, and Linderman schools taking the top spots.

Swiss extend virus-related closures through end of February

GENEVA (AP) — Swiss authorities announced plans on Wednesday to shut all restaurants, bars, sports facilities and cultural institutions through February in response to persistently high coronavirus transmission rates, ending exemptions that have allowed some regions where infections are lower to keep them open.

'Made in U.S.A.' bill proposed

Gun sales cool off after Trump elected

After Donald Trump was elected as the 45th president of the United States on Tuesday, business markets and economists preached uncertainty for the future. One industry expecting stability, however, is firearms and ammunition suppliers.

St. Ignatius embraces its multicultural roots

The fabric of life in St. Ignatius has been a multilayered tapestry since the town grew up around the Catholic mission that took root there in 1854.

Helena business weathers political firestorm over employee voicemail

In the span of 48 hours, Major and Michelle Robinson’s downtown Helena business went from preparing for its busiest holiday season to trying to survive a national political firestorm.

Have you ever been 'stalked' by an ad? Here's why

Having recently moved to Montana, it’s become evident that I must explore this magical place. The mountains, lakes, trails and valleys beckon me, so naturally, I’ve had to buy hiking boots, bear spray, snowshoes, jackets, bike gear as well as various other items to help me “properly” get around. Not to mention the studded snow tires for my wife’s Prius. That was a necessary purchase.

Take some of the hassle out of holiday travel

With Christmas just around the corner, it’s time to get those suitcases dusted off and packed for Grandma’s.

History for March 23, 2017

100 Year

UK government under pressure to toughen virus restrictions

LONDON (AP) — The British government warned Monday that it may introduce more draconian measures to slow the spread of the coronavirus if people persist in ignoring social distancing recommendations and crowding public places.