The Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines partnered with local lenders through the Member Impact Fund to award 17 affordable housing and community development nonprofits with multiple grants

A 45-year-old Kalispell woman is dead after she was struck by a vehicle while walking across Highway 2 on the morning of April 1

The low snow water equivalent levels in the Flathead River Basin and the Swan, Whitefish and Flathead mountain ranges will likely lead to below-average streamflows during spring runoff as the ski season winds down

The first trial among what attorneys say are hundreds of lawsuits against BNSF for its alleged role polluting the Libby community is scheduled to begin Monday

An immaculate rancher on an expansive lot in Somers; a Lakeside single-level home built for both style and functionality; and a quintessential Montana farmstead in Kalispell

Initiative campaign poised to launch signature gathering despite objections from Republican officials

Applicants, on average, shared that they had moved 1.5 times in the last three years, and 60% of applicants said they were at risk of leaving Flathead County due to lack of affordability or an inability to pay rent

A complete and ongoing updated guide to the candidates running for state House and Senate in the Flathead and Tobacco Valleys in 2024

The Flathead County Election Department received training last week from the Montana Secretary of State's office on election software and best practices. 

The idea that the community may view tourism more negatively than in the recent past is supported by the results of a survey issued last fall

A Flathead County jury in January convicted Steven Justin Hedrick of a felony count of deliberate homicide after he shot his neighbor during a January 2023 altercation over noise levels

Montana leads the nation in highest percentage of kids to lose coverage

Following the emergency closure of Bigfork’s Bridge Street Bridge, an analysis last month determined that safety and utility complications make constructing a temporary pedestrian crossing unfeasible

Terms of the 2,400-acre land sale require EPA to finalize remediation plan for the shuttered aluminum plant’s contaminated property that follows waste-in-place recommendation

The city council recently revisited homeless population issues and councilors requested a work session and public hearing in May to brainstorm solutions, including potentially revoking the Flathead Warming Center’s conditional use permit