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The Norton Police Department has released the identity of a man found dead in December.

Those who stuck around Sandpoint during the winter months know what a magical season it was. From November to April the mountain accumulated 292 inches of snowfall—The depth of four cars parked side by side. Thanks to this, Schweitzer opened up early for the first time since the 2017-18 season. As a new resident of the Sandpoint community, I was eager to lap up as many days on the mountain as possible. With 2,900 acres of skiable terrain that features incredible tree skiing, I couldn’t wait ...

Utah transplant Edward Power is the author of "Dragons in the Snow: Avalanche Detectives and the Race to beat Death in the Mountains." He used as a focal point a January 2017 "storm dragon" that began in the Gulf of Alaska and picked up steam until it reached Utah and dumped 5 feet of fresh snow in the Wasatch and the Uintas.

How criminal investigations have evolved along with technology "It might not be able to stop a crime from taking place, but it does increase the probability that offenders are going to be caught and punished." Author: Michael Aaron Updated: 12:57 PM CST March 3, 2021 LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Technology has changed everything. Crime – and the way police investigate crime – is no exception. “Digital evidence touches all of our investigations,” Ryan Kennedy, a ...

First responders in Youngstown got their first COVID vaccine shots Wednesday morning. 

Language can be a weird and persistent creature. Sometimes, a phrase can take root in human consciousness – even though there is scant reason for it to hang around, and little to support its continued existence. "Elbow Grease" would be one (whoever heard of such a thing?). "Stealing Thunder" would be another (from whom, why, and how?). And then there is "Bermuda Triangle". Ah yes – "Bermuda Triangle" would definitely be a third. You know what it means, of course. In its two mis-matched...