The school district will receive $20,592 over two years to implement classroom management, bullying prevention and positive behavior training for teachers and staff

An increase in demand and lack of volunteers has forced the domestic violence shelter to limit the hours of its full-time crisis phone line

The Democratic Missoula attorney and former Olympic rower is preparing to challenge U.S. Rep. Ryan Zinke in a rematch for the state’s western congressional district

The senator met with local veterans and service providers during a Friday morning roundtable on veterans’ healthcare benefits

The federal grant will be used to connect households that are currently unserved and underserved by high-speed internet

The education nonprofit is hoping to secure a 142-acre parcel of land east of the Flathead River that would serve as a nature and education center

A Thursday afternoon meeting devolved into verbal altercations after hearings on a proposed subdivision were tabled

The local nonprofits are two of 44 institutions to share more than $10 million in funding to improve historical sites and museums across Montana

Four Montana Republicans, including Speaker of the House Matt Regier, had received suspicious letters, some containing white powder, as of Monday afternoon

A conversation with the co-owners of Isling Chow about learning to love cooking and bringing new flavors to the Flathead Valley

In his new podcast, ‘Hello, Whitefish,’ the film producer and longtime local is unpacking the greatest stories — and biggest challenges — facing the resort town

The Montana Office of Public Instruction (OPI) on Wednesday hosted the first of four virtual discussions focusing on the recent legislative session

With summer in full force, the Flathead Valley’s favorites bars and breweries are welcoming patrons to enjoy a drink outdoors and take in some of the longest days of the year

A 37-year-old woman was run over by a driver following a verbal altercation between the driver and another man on Sunday

The Whitefish Corridor Community — proposed by Columbia Falls developer Mick Ruis — will bring 146 rental apartments to the city, 44 of which will be deed-restricted units