Sixty-eight years ago, a big fish purportedly caught in the waters of Flathead Lake wowed crowds, sparked a lawsuit that ended up at the Montana Supreme Court and fueled the legend of the elusive Flathead Lake Monster
By Butch LarcombeA well-designed custom home in Kalispell; a remodeled Whitefish home on 1.74 serene acres; and a Columbia Falls home with beautiful craftmanship
The event will also include an announcement of new shows coming to the center in the 2023-2024 season
Democrats say governor wants help defeating veto overrides — or major bipartisan policy in jeopardy
Nature Kids Child Care will close on May 31, leaving 50 families to find alternative options in a region with limited access to childcare
Patricia Batts was charged in the death of James “Alex” Hurley in February 2020 in West Yellowstone
Sixty-eight years ago, a big fish purportedly caught in the waters of Flathead Lake wowed crowds, sparked a lawsuit that ended up at the Montana Supreme Court and fueled the legend of the elusive Flathead Lake Monster
By Butch Larcombe
The resort opens Memorial Day weekend and offers an array of outdoor activities, from zip lining to hiking to scenic lift rides
By Denali Sagner
Shuttle and chairlift accessed mountain bike parks are growing across the northern Rocky Mountains as riders pursue drops, berms and a flowy single-track
By Maggie DresserIntegrated Securities Solutions will purchase the 63,000-square-foot location previously in consideration for the county library
The Wolfpack is undefeated in the tournament and will play in their first championships game in eight years
With thousands of dollars in cyber security funding available to Montana companies, Kalispell-based cyber security firm Adversis is helping local businesses build a more secure future.
With a dual focus on both addiction and mental health treatment for adults and adolescents, The Raleigh House at Montana delivers quality outpatient care that drives results
In Lakeside, the Stoner Creek Cabins offer stunning scenery on a wooded 10-acre spread just up the creek from Flathead Lake
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Reservations can now be purchased 24 hours in advance on a rolling basis
By successively planting cilantro in coming weeks, fish tacos and more can be in regular rotation
I have found the best way to honor the ones who never made it home is to protect those who did
Accept federal funds and help address the long-standing issue of summer hunger in our state
The Forest Service must follow its mission: Caring for the Land and Serving People.
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After slipping off a snow-covered trail in Glacier National Park and losing both shoes, 19-year-old Matthew Read hunkered down in a tree shelter for three nights and awaited his rescue. When help finally came, he was overcome with relief.
All three election officials in the northwest Montana county have resigned in frustration, joining the national ranks of beleaguered administrators quitting their jobs amid baseless claims of voter fraud from county leaders and their constituents
Performers representing a wide range of music genres and sounds will be playing throughout the region
Loading ...A six-part series on notorious Flathead Valley militia leader David Burgert, who vanished into the wilderness after a shootout with sheriff's deputies in 2011
Host Micah Drew chats with Nick Spear and Susan O'Dea who make up the indie folk duo Big Sky City Lights about how their distant collaborations grew from a pandemic pastime into a band slated to play the Wachholz Center this June
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