How much disdain must Musk have for people to turn their lives upside down?

Sunday, Feb. 2 9:28 p.m. A resident was “going psycho” because the neighbor’s dog got loose. 1:13 pm. A woman wanted law enforcement to deliver tax documents to her ex. 10:22 p.m. A concerned citizen thought a light coming from the field could be a fire. Monday, Feb. 3 9:03 a.m. A contractor took a […]

With public comment due Feb. 14, Whitefish Legacy Partners and Flathead Area Mountain Bikers are encouraging trail users to weigh in on a project that could lead to trail closures and damage

A bill to continue the low-income health program received a wide margin of approval Friday

A Dayton retreat on 2 acres near Flathead Lake; stunning new construction in Kalispell; and a log cabin on 5 private acres near Whitefish

The CEO of Energy Keepers Inc., a Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes-owned corporation responsible for controlling Flathead Lake’s levels, said climate will remain a variable into the future

Thousands of revelers pack snowy downtown Whitefish for the 66th annual event

We must recognize the dangers of Trump’s education agenda

Seven-time X Games medalist and Olympian skier Maggie Voisin has officially retired from the U.S. Freestyle Ski Team after a decade-long career competing in slopestyle and big air while already making a name for herself in the ski filming industry at age 26

The replacement of our constitutional system of government with the whims of an unelected private citizen is a coup

The nonprofit organization is planning to roll out funds to most northwest Montana counties, excluding Flathead after commissioners rejected $4.5 million in state dollars

Dwarne Lamont Hawkins was sentenced to four months in prison to be followed by four months of home confinement and is ordered to pay $144,842

Subverting the expectations of seasonal sweets, the milkshake might be the hottest winter dessert trend you’ve never heard of, and Norm’s News has been serving them all-yearlong for 82 years

CarolAnn Berg Jackson, whose grandparents homestead the Yaak in 1916, said the 40-acre property serves as a natural movement corridor for one of the smallest grizzly bear populations in the Lower 48

The move was against the wishes of Republican leadership