Residents have until July 20 to submit letters of interest to fill the seat left vacant by Christopher Semok, who resigned late last month following a string of meeting absences and formal letter of censure

The public comment for the consent decree, which provides the framework for continued cleanup, will close on Aug. 6.

Through the Glacier Range Riders' host family program, the Flathead Valley's Coopman family has built lifelong connections with baseball players from across the country

From patriotic parades to firework displays to brats at the ballpark, a variety of events are coming together across the valley this weekend to celebrate America’s 250th birthday

Sampling of the water company’s six wells on April 27 revealed detectable levels of two federally monitored “forever chemicals” compounds in two of the wells, with one well exceeding the EPA-established maximum contaminant level

The reopening of Going-to-the-Sun Road and some Many Glacier Valley trails coincides with the first day of the park’s new reservation-only shuttle system

With the Flathead Valley leading the pack in wildfire risk and home insurance challenges in Montana, fire officials, insurance industry experts, lawmakers, and other stakeholders are searching for solutions to extinguish the ever-spreading problem of insurance unaffordability and scarcity.

Five local musicians will perform classical music in small, intimate venues across the valley this weekend

During a work session on Monday, city councilors discussed potential improvements to its grant process for housing initiatives using the levied dollars, while also floating around the idea of increasing the resort tax to bring in more funds to address the city's housing challenges.

As more kids grow up playing lacrosse in the Flathead Valley, the Northwest Avalanche Lacrosse’s boys and girls senior classes have cultivated a legacy of success

The Westland Impact Festival, which runs from June 11-13, is setting out to be one of the first multi-day, multi-venue festivals in the country to power the entire event with solar-charged, portable batteries

Discussion about state-mandated changes to the public hearing process was at the forefront as the city pushed forward in the Montana Land Use Planning Act (MLUPA) process

Some councilors emphasized the importance of providing housing for the city’s growing population and trusting the EPA’s guidance ahead of supporting the project, which was once part of the active CFAC Superfund site

The Bigfork Vikings eclipsed a previously undefeated Dillon Beavers to take home top honors, while the Whitefish boys and girls tennis teams swept the Class A team titles for the first time in school history

With the first phase of the 2023 legislation to boost Montana's housing supply coming to a close, cities bound by MLUPA outlined the pros and cons of the multi-year process