Grocery grabbers

Charges were filed against seven people Tuesday following four separate incidents of theft at Super 1 Foods in Hayden.

Los Angeles fire officials say jetliner dumped fuel onto a school playground; "multiple patients" being assessed.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Los Angeles fire officials say jetliner dumped fuel onto a school playground; "multiple patients" being assessed.

Spokane County closes COVID-19 testing site after tent blows over

Spokane County’s drive-thru COVID-19 testing center was closed Monday as a result of windy conditions.

Time to bid at Auction Depot

Buyers can bid online for items at the new Auction Depot in Coeur d’Alene. The inventory includes nearly anything — furniture, antiques, collectibles, tools, dishware, firearms, whatever.

The Latest: ICU cases continue to grow in French virus surge

PARIS — France’s health minister warned Monday that the number of COVID-19 patients in the country’s intensive care units could reach levels seen during the first crisis a year ago.

A Flathead family memoir

Lessons from a "Raspberry Preacher"

Grandpa and I were born 69 years apart; he on the frontier of “Bleeding Kansas” just before the Civil War, and I in the Rocky Mountains of Northwest Montana just before the Great Depression.

ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Harvest update 2021

Having just passed the mid-point of August grape growers and winemakers across the Northern Hemisphere are getting geared up for harvest.

Nutrition challenge: Can you eat on $3 a day?

Watching groceries ring up in the supermarket line can make anyone lose their appetite. As you look for new ways to save a buck, maybe it's time to consider your daily food bill. Simple strategies and tricks can stretch your food dollar and bring you a sense of satisfaction.

HAYDEN: Unwise spending hurts now

Thanksgiving reflections

I recently had the pleasure of meeting two very remarkable ladies - Elsie Kessel of Libby and Hazel Walch of Troy.

Shopping for some better holiday tales

Radio reporter: I'm talking with Howard Salesworthy, chairman of the retail consulting firm Salesworthy and Company, about the impact of an unusual story on the Christmas retail outlook.

Decker granted wish to go crabbing

Holding his father’s hand, Decker Weill wove through the aisles in Cabela’s slowly, his head ducked as a herd of family members trailed after him, their voices hushed.

A puppy for Casey

COEUR d'ALENE - Casey Brown got his dog.

State considering more B tags for whitetails in 2014-15

Hunters could see a few more opportunities to bag a deer in the next two years in Northwest Montana.

State considering more B tags for whitetails in 2014-15

Hunters could see a few more opportunities to bag a deer in the next two years in Northwest Montana.

Domesticated bobcat missing near St. Ignatius

ST. IGNATIUS – A two-year-old male bobcat is on the loose in Mission and its owners concerned.

Fewer taking the road to Damascus

Tourists shun Syrian capital due to violence

Editor's Note

Fish bypass delay won't impact deadline

Slowed down underwater work

MATTAWA - Although an increase in water activity at the Priest Rapids Dam has delayed progress on a fish bypass project by more than two months, Grant County PUD officials said Tuesday timely construction is still feasible.

Advocacy group coming to Sandpoint

SANDPOINT — A Priest River women's advocacy organization is bringing crisis services, education, emergency transportation and counseling to Sandpoint women and their children being victimized by abuse.

Make Super Bowl Sunday healthy

When the words Super Bowl Sunday are said, what comes to mind? How about Football, Family, Friends, and Food? It is estimated that the average avid football fan eats about a days' worth of calories (3,000) during the game. The U.S. Calorie Control Council estimated that Americans consume more than 11 million pounds of chips while participating in the festivities.