If it happened in Montana’s past, dogs were there

At the Legislature, Medicaid expansion is poised for extension; a new Flathead County program offers free heart screenings; plus, Market Metrics and Financial Corner

The national heart health program comes to Montana for the first time, with a pilot site in Flathead County

House Bill 245 was opposed by several Flathead Republican lawmakers who wanted work requirements and objected to federal spending, but proponents of the bill warned of the impacts on businesses and rural hospitals if Medicaid expansion failed

When pondering the decision to go back to work, you’ll want to evaluate the advantages and the possible drawbacks

Separate right-to-work legislation faces an uncertain future as it makes its way toward a committee hearing

Our local food columnist whips up some easy and tasty recipes for the youngest chefs in the kitchen

First Interstate Bank has a certified construction lender on hand in the Flathead Valley who can help you make informed decisions about the homebuilding process

opening the Going to-the- Sun Road, clearing trails, opening backcountry sites and facilities and preparing visitor centers may be delayed

The way this group of people came together was impressive to observe

In the Flathead Valley, a growing desire for patient-centered care has prompted long-time family physicians to adopt a traditional model of functional medicine, with an emphasis on nutrition and preventative medicine

Sunday, Feb. 16 3:57 p.m. A driver was angry that the Kalispell Police Department’s emergency lights are “far too bright.” 6:57 p.m. A pair of trucks were spinning brodies in the parking lot. 8:45 p.m. Two sedans keep spinning brodies outside the movie theater. Monday, Feb. 17 7:07 a.m. Snowy conditions were preventing the Frito-Lay […]

Snow levels are expected to drop to the valley floor tonight with around a foot of new snow forecast at higher elevations through Wednesday

New postal service strategy aiming to save $3 billion annually allows Missoula facility to continue local processing

Our work is now under threat due to sudden and sweeping cuts to federal research funding and staffing