Tile arrangement of a mirror-image swastika, called an aristika, was designed before symbol was adopted by Nazis

Joseph “Paul” DeWise shot two women, killing his wife and injuring her roommate, in January 2018 in Belgrade

Original request in late October sought disaster designations for Daniels, Roosevelt, Sheridan and Valley counties

Free community holiday party scheduled for Dec. 14 at Montana National Guard Armory in Kalispell

Basketball, wrestling and swimming seasons begin this weekend with a handful of Flathead Valley programs eyeing state championships

Informant sold fake methamphetamine to officer at private Crossroads Correctional Center in Shelby

Former Bravette named Northeast-10 Setter of the Year at Bentley University

‘Christmas on Ice’ will feature for Olympic silver medalist and around 40 local skaters

The one-time goaltending phenom is not going to reach the near-impossible sporting heights once predicted for her. Instead, she’s found peace and perspective as her hockey life nears its end.

Junior striker Skyleigh Thompson was Western AA Conference Player of the Year in 2019

Former Glacier linebacker, Bigfork defensive back honored by league in final college seasons

Court said Montana Department of Revenue lacked legal standing to file an involuntary bankruptcy petition against Tim Blixseth

Attorney General Tim Fox and state Sen. Al Olszewski answered questions posed by students, faculty and staff at Carroll College

Association membership will vote on proposal during its annual meeting Jan. 20 in Billings

Lions shut down Manhattan 20-6, become second team in Class B history to win three titles in four years