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Ten Commandments Park must go
If the reader hasn’t noticed the splendor of the new religious park just a bit east of Columbia Heights, along U.S. 2 en route to Glacier National Park, perhaps you should take a look. This grand spectacle, a blatant example of normal religion gone mad, might be a preview of coming attractions. At least these huge billboards say so. Not to mention history.
CN Rail warns of closures if blockades remain
TORONTO (AP) — Canadian National Railway Co. said Tuesday it will be forced to close significant parts of its Canadian network unless protest blockades impeding its rail lines are removed.
Canadian police clear indigenous protest, tensions remain
TORONTO (AP) — Canadian police cleared an indigenous rail blockade in Ontario on Monday that has crippled freight and passenger rail traffic in most of eastern Canada for three weeks but tensions remained.
CN Rail warns of closures if blockades remain
TORONTO (AP) — Canadian National Railway Co. said Tuesday it will be forced to close significant parts of its Canadian network unless protest blockades impeding its rail lines are removed.
Construction expected to cause lane closure on Rose Crossing
Motorists can expect construction on the eastbound lane of Rose Crossing in Kalispell beginning Tuesday and continuing through Wednesday
Beard's 9th-inning HR lifts Riders Tuesday
MISSOULA — Glacier second baseman Logan Beard broke a ninth-inning tie with a three-run home run, and the Range Riders upended Missoula 11-8 in a Pioneer League baseball game Tuesday.
Lady Lions sit 3rd at Western B track
MISSOULA — Eureka’s Lady Lions had a solid Friday at the Western B Divisional track and field meet, scoring 31 points to sit in third place at the two-day meet at MCPS Stadium.
AT COLLEGE: April 3, 2025
Updates on area athletes at the next level.
Soccer: Glacier boys blank Helena 3-0
Liam Swank scored one goal and assisted on another in a first-half blitz and Glacier downed Helena 3-0 in Western AA boys soccer Friday afternoon.
One lane closed on SR 17 north of Soap Lake
SOAP LAKE — The northbound lane of State Route 17 one mile north of Soap Lake will be closed to allow workers to remove rocks from the cliff above the road.
Briefs: Aces for Probe, Bry
Jason Probe shot a hole-in-one on May 29 at Whitefish Lake Golf Club.
PREP GOLF: Lambert/Elgee notch win for Lake City in opener
Both schools return to action on Tuesday with a tournament at Liberty Lake Golf Course.
Biden, Harris travel to Atlanta to comfort Asian Americans
ATLANTA (AP) — President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris offered solace to Asian Americans and denounced the scourge of racism at times hidden “in plain sight” as they visited Atlanta, just days after a white gunman killed eight people, most of them Asian American women.
Global spread of new virus brings more travel woes, bans
BANGKOK (AP) — The accelerating spread of the coronavirus created new barriers between the world's regions and peoples Thursday, draining color from India's spring festivities, closing Bethlehem's Nativity Church, contributing to a British airline's collapse and blocking Italians from visiting elderly relatives in nursing homes.
1st US execution of female inmate in 67 years halted
MISSION, Kan. (AP) — A judge has granted a stay in what was slated to be the U.S. government's first execution of a female inmate in nearly seven decades — a Kansas woman who killed an expectant mother in Missouri, cut the baby from her womb and passed off the newborn as her own.
1st US execution of female inmate in 67 years halted
MISSION, Kan. (AP) — A judge has granted a stay in what was slated to be the U.S. government's first execution of a female inmate in nearly seven decades — a Kansas woman who killed an expectant mother in Missouri, cut the baby from her womb and passed off the newborn as her own.
The importance of elections to our local business community
As our region continues to grow and evolve, one truth remains constant: the strength of our local economy depends on the strength of our core community services — most notably, public education and public safety. From preparing tomorrow’s workforce to protecting lives and property, our schools and first responders form the foundation of a thriving business climate. That’s why the Coeur d’Alene Regional Chamber is calling on the entire business community to step up and vote in favor of the local school district levies and the Coeur d’Alene Firefighters Bond Initiative on the May 20 ballot.
Girls win team scholarship awards in statewide App Challenge
Code Girls United has announced the winners of its annual Northwest Regional App Challenge, with teams from Billings, Great Falls and Kalispell taking the top three spots.
Star Meadows conservation easement preserves land, family legacy
A new conservation easement in the Star Meadows area was established last week through the Flathead Land Trust.
PREP ROUNDUP: Lake City girls blank Gonzaga Prep
Results from Friday's soccer and late Thursday volleyball scores.