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Yelling, knives, booze lead to arrest
SHOPPING: Mandate stops cash flow
SHOPPING: Mandate stops cash flow
3 Flathead Valley men facing numerous burglary charges
Three Flathead Valley men are facing several charges on various robbery, burglary and theft charges that occurred over a period of several months in the Flathead Valley.
False claims of voting fraud, pushed by Trump, thrive online
It started months before Election Day with false claims on Facebook and Twitter that mail-in ballots cast for President Donald Trump had been chucked in dumpsters or rivers.
False claims of voting fraud, pushed by Trump, thrive online
It started months before Election Day with false claims on Facebook and Twitter that mail-in ballots cast for President Donald Trump had been chucked in dumpsters or rivers.
False claims of voting fraud, pushed by Trump, thrive online
It started months before Election Day with false claims on Facebook and Twitter that mail-in ballots cast for President Donald Trump had been chucked in dumpsters or rivers.
Callers to the Flathead County Sheriff's Office were worried about a pig ambling down the street at Ninth Street and 10th Avenue West near Ashley Creek Saturday evening.
Saturday afternoon and night, the area around Cottonwood Drive and across the highway from a restaurant in Evergreen was the site of loud partying and fighting.
Don’t put off breast cancer screening
“I worry that some women are still going to be putting off getting a screening mammogram because they are scared of getting COVID-19,” said Kara-Lee Pool, M.D., a breast radiologist with RAD-AID International in Los Angeles.
New store brings warmth to lonesome Lonepine
On a bleak, winter drive down Highway 28 from Elmo to Plains, there is suddenly a small splash of color ahead in the gray. It is something you would take for granted in most places. But in Lonepine, a community about six miles north of Hot Springs that lost its zip code years ago, a sign that simply says “Open” is a welcome sight.
Tip-a-Cop: Law enforcement to serve diners at Rock Top Thursday
MOSES LAKE — Diners walking into Rock Top Burgers and Brew Thursday shouldn’t be alarmed by police activity in the restaurant — Santa, who will also be in attendance, isn’t in any trouble.
Be responsible, help keep this area beautiful
It was one of those perfect days on the lake so we decided to go to the Green Monarchs
DUMPED: Pets can't fend for themselves
“Dumping” a domesticated pet is wrong on so many levels. Contrary to anyone’s belief, a domesticated cat or dog cannot survive on its own. These animals either end up as a coyote’s dinner or on someone else’s doorstep looking for warmth, food and a safe place after being discarded like a piece of trash.
Trump campaign, GOP to appeal Vegas-area ballot count ruling
LAS VEGAS (AP) — President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign and Nevada Republicans filed notice Monday that they’ll ask the state Supreme Court to stop the count of mail-in ballots in Clark County, the state’s most populous and Democratic-leaning county, including Las Vegas.
Hayden plans some urban renewal in '15
HAYDEN - Look for the northwest corner of Hayden Avenue and Government Way to begin changing shape for the better in 2015.
Troy Dump
Lincoln County Commissioners Mike Cole and Ron Downey, right, review the massive, three-year-old debris pile.
SCHOOLS: Parents, need your help
North Idaho is a special place and her peoples are special! We say this is a great place, because we have traveled and worked in different places on this Earth; but North Idaho is our home.
Shoe museums to monuments, great travel attractions abound in the Midwest
Sure, the big coastal cities and beaches get a lot of attention as summer travel destinations. But with 30 percent of Americans saying they plan to fly and travel less this year, more people are likely to look closer to home for summer fun.
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Sports editing
Hammer Nutrition celebrates 25 years
There was a time when Coca-Cola mixed with Gatorade was a go-to sports drink for endurance athletes. A Snickers bar was in every marathoner’s gym bag and nearly any sugar-laden product was the energy fuel of choice.