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Governor's veto likely for income tax bill
HELENA — Montana’s Democratic governor is likely to veto a Republican plan to cut income taxes that is advancing through the Legislature.
First man sentenced from 2014 sex sting
A 37-year-old Somers man was sentenced to prison Thursday for sexual abuse of children. He is the first to be sentenced of seven men who were arrested in a police sting last summer.
Hackers may have millions of logins
A Russian hacking ring has secured a massive trove of stolen personal data, including login information for more than 500 million email addresses, security researchers told the New York Times.
Glacier Conservancy scores with fund-raising efforts
The Glacier National Park Conservancy just wrapped up a big period of fundraising for Glacier National Park as the official philanthropic partner for the park.
Graduation Matters event planned on Friday
Kalispell Public Schools will hold the second Graduation Matters Kalispell program on Friday, Feb. 7, at the Flathead County Fairgrounds Trade Center.
Thanks to Whitefish trail-blazers
Whitefish once again is the beneficiary of some very generous philanthropy, this time for the $2 million needed to secure a permanent conservation and recreation easement on 1,520 acres in the Beaver Lakes area.
Part of the true Wild Bunch
Montana is all about natural resources, so it is only right to recognize two of the state’s best known officials who have worked for years to keep the wild in our wildlands.
Family needs housing after fire
The Jan. 11 fire that destroyed the Coram home of Joshua Armstrong and Stephanie Johnson has left the family in dire need of housing.
Keep Kidsports where it is
It's good to see there's interest from developers in finding creative ways to use a portion of school trust lands near the Kidsports complex as a way to ensure that the complex remains where it is.
Registration open for FVCC Senior Institute
The program includes one class delivered via Zoom from 12 to 1:30 p.m. on six consecutive Fridays beginning Feb. 19.
Royal City man sentenced for hit-and-run incident
ROYAL CITY — A Royal City man was sentenced in connection with a hit-and-run incident that left four people injured in June.
Grant PUD's $77 million refinance hits budget goal, improves customer fairness
EPHRATA — Grant PUD has refinanced $77 million in outstanding debt to reduce finance costs, help hold a planned 2018 rate-revenue increase to 2 percent, and more equitably align debt burden to the life of the assets it finances — a big fairness boost to customers.
Perez siblings show out at BYU summer camps
OTHELLO — Othello senior Isaiah Perez attended his future alma mater Brigham Young University’s football camp for the third year in a row earlier this month, and was accompanied by his siblings as well. Perez’ younger sister, Ashley, and younger brother Mason both took part in camps on BYU’s campus, performing well.
Wahluke Warriors football falls to Warden, 36-6
MATTAWA – With no chance of making the post season, the Wahluke Warriors close out their prep football campaign by hosting Kiona-Benton this Friday and traveling to Connell a week later.
Bill would pay tuition in rural counties
OLYMPIA — Rural counties struggling to find and retain skilled workers might find some relief in a bill heard Wednesday by the House Committee on Higher Education.
Judge David Estudillo – in his own words
Throughout my campaign, it has been difficult to hear and read opinions — stated as absolute “facts” — offered by those seeking to sway perceptions of who I am and my judicial qualifications. Particularly peculiar are opinions offered by predecessors who admit they have never visited my courtroom. In wading through these opinions, one thing is clear — no one ever states that my level of performance as a judge has been anything other than competent and honorable.
Woman allegedly abducted, forced to enter bank and demand money
Suspects reportedly taped device initially beleived to be a bomb to victim
Women and girls deserve better treatment
As an outspoken citizen of the city of Moses Lake, I’m very disappointed and displeased that the city of Moses Lake didn’t hire a woman to be the next chief of police in Moses Lake. Shame on us the way we treat women. In my hometown they had a woman chief of police. The crime rate went down and the morale in the department went up to an A-plus level. Without women all these jobs will be unoccupied and vacant, and this country will have better luck if we treat woman and girls right with respect.
Mattawa, Royal students on Big Bend Community College honors lists
SOUTH COUNTY — Residents of Mattawa, Royal City and Quincy are among the many who achieved honors during fall quarter at Big Bend Community College at Moses Lake.
Knights split doubleheader with Kiona-Benton
BENTON CITY — Royal dropped the opening game of the twin bill, 4-3 to Ki-Be Saturday, but bounced back in a big way with a 14-4 win to hand the Bears their first league loss of the season.