Gov. Little urges Biden, Canadian prime minister to open U.S.-Canada border

Business, shopping, and tourism between the two countries remain slowed because of national policies related to the pandemic.

Park visitation sets July record, best since 1983

LAW ROUNDUP: Thieves make off with business trailer

Handy ideas: Some options for last-minute gifts for DIYers in your life

MOSES LAKE — Let’s face it, time’s about up for getting those Christmas gifts.

New propane store opens in Superior

A new Superior propane service company moved in just down the road from the longtime propane company company Energy Partners. The new business is Mineral Energy Co., and is owned by Energy Partners’ previous manager, Kirby Smith.

Broken cornice triggers deadly avalanche

Second hearing to be scheduled on Grant County landfill fee proposal

Grant County commissioners will schedule a second public hearing, with the date to be determined, on a proposal to raise fees to dump garbage at the Grant County landfill.

Man admits to dumping sewage in Flathead

For the Hungry Horse News

Man admits to dumping sewage in Flathead

For the Hungry Horse News

Legals for November, 1 2023

Coming soon to a location near you

In what the government calls "the largest peacetime mobilization in U.S. history," the 500,000 enumerators of the U.S. Census Bureau are geared up and prepared to conduct the 2010 census.

Mexico City seeks to help home-bound, homeless in pandemic

MEXICO CITY (AP) — The Mexico City government is sending out teams to help the home-bound and the homeless during the shutdown declared to combat the coronavirus, officials said Thursday.

Coming soon to a location near you

In what the government calls "the largest peacetime mobilization in U.S. history," the 500,000 enumerators of the U.S. Census Bureau are geared up and prepared to conduct the 2010 census.

Kalispell native tells of paddling derring-do

Brad Ludden and his expedition mates wanted to know just one thing from the man in a remote village in Madagascar: "Is there anything downstream that might kill someone?"

Coming soon to a location near you

In what the government calls "the largest peacetime mobilization in U.S. history," the 500,000 enumerators of the U.S. Census Bureau are geared up and prepared to conduct the 2010 census.

Kalispell native tells of paddling derring-do

Brad Ludden and his expedition mates wanted to know just one thing from the man in a remote village in Madagascar: "Is there anything downstream that might kill someone?"

Virus cases in Italy soar 40%; US urges Americans not to go

MILAN (AP) — The number of people infected in Italy with the new coronavirus rose 40% to 1,576 in just 24 hours, Italian authorities announced Sunday, adding that five more infected people had died. The news came as a new U.S. government advisory urged Americans not to travel to the two Italian regions hardest hit by the virus.

Covering Trump’s face could void park pass

Users who pen over President Donald Trump or George Washington’s face on the newly-issued America the Beautiful pass could end up voiding it, according an e-mail memo issued by the Department of Interior earlier this month.

A hearty dish that stands up to the decades

It may be too soon to talk turkey about post-Thanksgiving poultry recipes, but I’ve got a favorite chicken one I’d like to share.

Police identify shooting victims

One was store clerk who shot alleged robber in December 2005

POST FALLS - One of two people found shot dead Thursday inside their Post Falls home was involved in a shooting incident at a North Idaho smoke shop nearly five years earlier, law enforcement officials said Friday.