7:45 a.m. A Bigfork woman complained that she was unable to go outside without her neighbor making some kind of threatening noise in her direction. 8:15 a.m. A Kalipsell man complained of speeders on Danielson Road and requested extra patrol and that a speed trailer be placed at his driveway. 9:34 a.m. Someone reported that […]

9:19 a.m. A woman on Twin Acres Drive warned that she would end the life of the yapping dog that lives behind her house if someone else didn’t take care of it first. 10:28 a.m. A resident on South Cedar Drive has video footage of the thief who stole the front wheel off of his […]

When: Saturday, Oct. 31, at 12 p.m. Where: Rails-to-Trails, Kalispell More Information: Race director Tammy Smith at 261-0259, or David Selders at 871-0298 What better way to work off all the Halloween candy that comes with the season than a 5K, non-timed, non-competitive fun run on the Rails to Trails west of Kalispell. The entry […]

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The Flathead’s best high school runners get ready for the cross-country state meet in Great Falls

11:25 a.m. A Somers resident reported that a man who claimed to be “lost” drove onto a field, spun broadies, then sped off, driving through the neighbor’s yards. 2:17 p.m. Someone pretending to be a contractor out of Kalispell posted a fraudulent Craigslist ad. The caller did not lose any money and the actual contractor […]

Hamilton man had been charged with two counts of sexual intercourse without consent

Faculty say funds should go to existing programs, not new ones

Montana Supreme Court justice, other legal officials attend listening session in Kalispell