It’s not even November yet, and Ephrata’s Shop with a Cop event is already fully funded. “Honestly, it doesn’t surprise me,” said Ephrata Interim Police Chief Troy Froewiss. “The businesses and ...

Seth Bodnar, an independent, visits with crowd members at an Indivisible Missoula U.S. Senate candidate debate in September 2026. Bodnar is the former University of Montana president running in ...

Aaron, a fifth-generation Montanan and combat veteran, earned the NRA’s top rating and the endorsement of Gun Owners of America and the MT Shooting Sports Association. He didn’t hedge or dodge. Aaron ...

Local high school students can experience the nation’s capital firsthand on an all-expenses-paid trip to Washington, D.C., as part of the annual Electric Cooperative Youth Tour.

District 1 Commissioner Brent Teske and District 3 Commissioner Noel Duram will decide who will replace retiring Jim Hammons. Hammons represents District 2, which includes more than 6,500 citizens ...

So it may be concerning to some that one individual who is seeking an open seat on the Lincoln County Commission who has some issues in that regard. Tony Wickham, a prominent figure in local politics ...

The next night in Troy, the annual Halloween Walk on the track fundraiser will be held from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 30. The event begins at the Troy Activity Center and there will be hot dogs, ...

After 20 years of planning a route, obtaining funding and getting rights-of-way, construction on the railway connection between the Port of Moses Lake and the Columbia Basin Railroad should start ...

The proposed Quill Pig Project includes 3,268 acres of commercial treatments and 653 of noncommercial understory removal near the north and south forks of Lost Creek and along Porcupine Creek and ...

Courtesy photo Lakeland High School's Athletes of the Month for October are Jayda Comer (swimming), left, and Luke Karshner (golf).

They say that every time a bell rings, an angel earns its wings. Well, just over 100 angels earned their wings after dozens of residents and students took turns ringing the Idaho Liberty Bell during ...

Rates for municipal parking, boat moorings, special events and even goat grazing permits could be restructured. Coeur d’Alene’s General Services Committee discussed on Monday possibly increasing a ...