Campaigning from opposite sides of the state, the district court judges are vying for the associate justice seat on the Montana Supreme Court

Zain Glass pleaded guilty to a felony count of negligent homicide in a stabbing that killed Lukas Davis two years ago

A U.S. District Court judge on Oct. 25 will hear a request for a temporary restraining order that would allow the low-barrier homeless shelter to operate this winter as a lawsuit against the City of Kalispell proceeds

Both justices see addiction as one of the primary issues facing the Flathead County justice system

The controversial project has been reduced from 380 to 355 lots after the city council denied the zone change request that would have increased density

The low-barrier homeless shelter’s leaders have partnered with the Institute for Justice to file a federal lawsuit against the City of Kalispell after councilors revoked the shelter's conditional use permit last month

Councilors on Oct. 7 unanimously approved ordinances that will allow TIF-funded eligibility for workforce housing developments within certain areas of the municipality

Teri Anne Bell, the former finance manager at Falkor SID Inc., was sentenced to five months in federal prison for embezzling $159,000

After ousting former State Rep. Tony Brockman in the primary race, 19-year-old Schubert is running on a campaign centered on an ultraconservative Republican philosophy while 43-year-old Sibert subscribes to traditional Democratic ideals

Shaun Madrazo died on Oct. 5 after he was ejected from his pickup truck and pinned underneath the cab in Kalispell

Kaleb Elijah Fleck appeared Oct. 2 in Flathead County District Court for an arraignment hearing on an amended deliberate homicide charge, which prosecutors revised to include aggravated assault as the manner of the victim’s death

8:38 a.m.  Someone was upset about the way their neighbor parked and attempted to solve the issue by leaving threatening notes. 8:44 p.m.  A man wanted to know if his ex could be arrested for trespassing when she moves out next week. 9:35 a.m.  A driver wanted law enforcement to know that West Reserve Drive […]

The Board of Adjustments on Oct. 1 denied a conditional use permit that would have brought a Montana Department of Corrections step-down program to Evergreen

The Board of Adjustments will host a public hearing tonight at the Flathead County South Campus Building before voting on a conditional use permit that would bring a 90-bed prerelease center to Evergreen

Seven-time X Game medalist and Olympian Maggie Voisin and freeride veteran Parkin Costain bring Teton Gravity Research’s latest film to the O’Shaughnessy Cultural Arts Center