Farm-sitter finds her niche in local ag community

While the farmer’s away, the cows can play, eat and rest easy in the experienced hands of a farm sitter.

Event looks at health care outreach in Kenya

Led by Sarah Rolfing and Lucy Smith the event will discuss a program dedicated to reproductive health education for Kenyan women and teen girls and the establishment of a Rotary Medical Clinic aimed at providing lifesaving care for thousands.

Crisis hits Lebanon's hospitals, among the best in Mideast

BEIRUT (AP) — Lebanon's hospitals, long considered among the best in the Middle East, are cracking under the country's financial crisis, struggling to pay staff, keep equipment running or even stay open amid a surge in coronavirus cases.

Legals for November, 13 2025

Valkyries’ ride ends with loss to Havre

BILLINGS — The rematch with Havre didn’t go any better, but the Bigfork Valkyries still had quite a ride.

Nonprofits: Social glue that sticks

They also employ thousands in North Idaho, bolster economy

They also employ thousands in North Idaho, bolster economy

Pay attention to public lands

State advisory council seeking tax breaks for economic development

State advisory council seeking tax breaks for economic development

State advisory council seeking tax breaks for economic development

Summit highlights restoration efforts in North Idaho

Dam removal expected to open up 14 additional miles of Westslope habitat

A lot of great things are happening in North Idaho, said Kootenai Environmental Alliance board president Dave Muise as he welcomed around 50 attendees to the organization’s third annual Green Summit.

Summit highlights restoration efforts in North Idaho

Dam removal expected to open up 14 additional miles of Westslope habitat

A lot of great things are happening in North Idaho, said Kootenai Environmental Alliance board president Dave Muise as he welcomed around 50 attendees to the organization’s third annual Green Summit.

Song, dance, unity highlights of Pride in the Park

Song, dance, unity highlights of Pride in the Park

Rena Herndobler worked at a booth selling Pride banners and stickers. She said Pride in the Park grows each year, which she saw as a sign of increasing attitudes of acceptance in the region.

'Beauty' leaves her mark

Bald eagle became an international ambassador with Birds of Prey Northwest

Veltkamp led a multi-specialty team that engineered a 3-D printed beak for Beauty, and she provided care for the eagle for nearly 20 years, as she couldn’t feed herself and was unable to survive any longer in the wild.

'Beauty' leaves her mark

Bald eagle became an international ambassador with Birds of Prey Northwest

Veltkamp led a multi-specialty team that engineered a 3-D printed beak for Beauty, and she provided care for the eagle for nearly 20 years, as she couldn’t feed herself and was unable to survive any longer in the wild.

'Beauty' leaves her mark

Bald eagle became an international ambassador with Birds of Prey Northwest

Veltkamp led a multi-specialty team that engineered a 3-D printed beak for Beauty, and she provided care for the eagle for nearly 20 years, as she couldn’t feed herself and was unable to survive any longer in the wild.

Dent, Franz say bipartisan support led to progress in WA wildfire response

MOSES LAKE – Getting anything done in politics takes solid relationships and the ability to reach across political divides, regardless of how partisan the overall conversation is. Former Washington Lands Commissioner Hilary Franz, a Democrat, and local State Representative Tom Dent, a Republican, and their successes in advancing wildfire management are a prime example of that, they say. “Everything, from what I learned and how quickly we were able to make the changes and get results, is based on relationships,” Franz said in a late June interview. “It’s based on valuing other people’s opinions and their experience and their expertise.”

Dent, Franz say bipartisan support led to progress in WA wildfire response

MOSES LAKE – Getting anything done in politics takes solid relationships and the ability to reach across political divides, regardless of how partisan the overall conversation is. Former Washington Lands Commissioner Hilary Franz, a Democrat, and local State Representative Tom Dent, a Republican, and their successes in advancing wildfire management are a prime example of that, they say. “Everything, from what I learned and how quickly we were able to make the changes and get results, is based on relationships,” Franz said in a late June interview. “It’s based on valuing other people’s opinions and their experience and their expertise.”

ACH Warriors suffer first loss of the season

COULEE CITY – The Almira/Coulee-Hartline Warriors (1-1) fell short 44-18 at home to Liberty Christian Friday. Head Coach Brandon Walsh said that, despite the loss, it was good to have a game against a high-quality opponent. “It was one of those matchups that you want to have this time of year to see where you're at against a high-quality opponent, and it didn't go our way, but now we know where we need to go to get better. They played hard and competed the whole game,” Walsh said.

'When I saw two had fallen, I cried'

People hug, hold flags as they stand along U.S. 95 in support of frontline responders

People come out to support firefighters