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Glacier planning to address crowding, non-native fish
Glacier National Park, whose spectacular features have been carved across eons by powerful forces, remains a work in progress — impacted both by natural forces and by its status as an increasingly popular unit of the National Park Service.
Oregon's largest hospital preps for coronavirus surge
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Oregon's largest hospital is preparing for a surge in coronavirus patients by reducing non-essential surgeries and halting all medical research except that dedicated to the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of COVID-19, Oregon Health & Science University said Monday.
Glacier planning to address crowding, non-native fish
Glacier National Park, whose spectacular features have been carved across eons by powerful forces, remains a work in progress — impacted both by natural forces and by its status as an increasingly popular unit of the National Park Service.
'Snow angels' showed true holiday spirit
Kudos to the snow angel who visited 2nds Anyone? Thrift Store in Sandpoint.
Local man accused of burglary, theft
HOPE — A member of a window cleaning crew has been taken into custody for allegedly stealing an expensive wedding ring while working at an Eagen Mountain home.
Residents warned about 'shopping' fraud
POST FALLS - Post Falls police are warning residents about a scam in which they are "hired" to be evaluators for businesses.
Visitors only seeing part of byway picture
The following are some thoughts of a Sandpoint resident if the Downtown Sandpoint Business Association had its way:
Standoff at Super 1 ends peacefully
Safeway expansion hamstrung
Council to revisit project on June 18
Klosure
By BRIAN WALKER
Shopping cart deadly in his hands
Men should be banned from shopping.
When opportunity knocks
Man takes advantage of sour economy, launches new business
When the recession hit the Flathead Valley, Patrick Levitt figured he had two options: He could sit around and whine or he could get up and do something.
Carving out a niche in the furniture world
Fish and Game fur auction coming up
National park overcrowding subject of Senate hearing
Lawmakers and key experts searching for ways to alleviate overcrowding at national parks suggested upgrading smartphone applications for visitors, increasing park staffing and expanding transit services during a hearing Wednesday before the U.S. Senate National Parks Subcommittee.
Boiada Brazilian Grill offers 'quality and authenticity' in Coeur d'Alene
Brazilian-born Josiane Ballin and Hélio Vieira have two priorities when it comes to their restaurant, Boiada Brazilian Grill: quality and authenticity.
EU to repatriate 600 citizens seeking to flee China virus
BRUSSELS (AP) — The European Union is working to repatriate about 600 citizens from 14 EU countries seeking to leave China because of a spreading new virus that has already killed more than 130 people.