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Summit: Putin faces critical choices
PARIS (AP) — Laying out clear conditions, President Barack Obama and Western allies opened a pathway for Russia to ease tensions in Ukraine on Thursday but pointedly warned Moscow it could face new sanctions within weeks if Vladimir Putin fails to go along.
Economists say growth is tentative
Energy and agriculture continue to be two of the brightest areas in the Montana economy, University of Montana economists Patrick Barkey and Paul Polzin told a group gathered at the Red Lion Hotel Kalispell on Thursday.
Slight gains send Dow Jones Industrial Average above 29,000
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed above 29,000 points for the first time and the S&P 500 index hit its second record high in three days Wednesday.
Stocks climb ahead of trade deal, sending S&P 500 to record
Technology companies led stocks to broad gains on Wall Street Monday, driving the S&P 500 and Nasdaq composite indexes to more record highs.
Biden’s Russia sanctions may let Moscow profit from oil, gas
Biden’s Russia sanctions may let Moscow profit from oil, gas
Stocks climb as pandemic winners pull away on Wall Street
NEW YORK (AP) — Even in this new stay-at-home, increasingly jobless economy, some businesses are making out as clear winners, and gains for Amazon, health care companies and stocks in other pockets of the market helped prop up Wall Street Thursday.
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Asian shares mostly higher after rebound on Wall Street
Shares advanced in most Asian markets on Wednesday after a rebound on Wall Street that reversed most losses from a sell-off the day before.
Asian shares mostly higher after rebound on Wall Street
Shares advanced in most Asian markets on Wednesday after a rebound on Wall Street that reversed most losses from a sell-off the day before.
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The Latest: India's double whammy: Rising cases, few shots
NEW DELHI — India opened vaccinations to all adults this month, hoping to tame a disastrous coronavirus surge sweeping the country, but since then the pace of administering the shots has only dropped, with states saying they only have limited stock.
Kirk-Boon takes on Skees in House District 11 primary
Republican Dee Kirk-Boon will challenge incumbent Derek Skees for the Montana House District 11 Republican nomination in the June 2 primary election. District 11 includes Lakeside, Somers and portions of the Lower Valley and Smith Valley areas.
Noem takes to social media to show off flamethrower
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — Gov. Kristi Noem took to Instagram to share an image of herself blasting a flamethrower, jokingly wondering whether it was “too late to add something to my Christmas list.”
PARK: Perfect place for carousel
Now that there are TWO full basketball courts at McEuen Park, why not put the Playland carousel at the city park basketball court next to the beach? It was only a couple hundred feet from there from 1942 to 1974 (http://www.playlandcarousel.org).
Bids open for rail park construction
The City of Kalispell opened bidding May 8 for the construction of the new Glacier Rail Park.
Whitefish named friendliest city
Whitefish named friendliest city
Country Gold to sparkle at Lake City Center
COEUR d'ALENE — Grab your 10-gallon hats and prepare to giddy-up on the dance floor June 13 during an evening of Solid Country Gold, presented by the Inland Northwest Country Music Association.
Burn Ban on the Kootenai Reservation
Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, in coordination with the Kootenai Tribe of Idaho has issued an air quality advisory and a ban on open burning on the Kootenai Reservation until Monday, Nov. 5 at 5 p.m.