Jessica Prado, 40, of Idaho, on June 30 was found submerged 15 feet deep in the Kootenai River above the falls

The council this summer will vote on the Main Street Safety Action Plan, a design proposal that would reduce U.S. Highway 93 to three lanes through the downtown corridor while adding bicycle lanes and connectivity throughout the city

The 18-year-old passenger was thrown from the vehicle on June 27 while information about the driver is currently unknown

The driver was pronounced dead at the scene of a single-vehicle accident yesterday morning

Jillian Mackenzie Gue, 33, entered the plea before Judge Robert Allison in Flathead County District Court

Jessica Prado was last seen kayaking in the Kootenai River above the falls on the evening of June 26

Search and Rescue crews on June 21 recovered the body of a North Carolina man near Blankenship Bridge after he ran into the North Fork Flathead River to evade law enforcement

Emerson John No Runner, Jr. was sentenced to four years and two months in prison after he pleaded guilty to assault charges in federal court

From high-class cannabis to Tamarack's track record of sustainable growth, northwest Montana's marijuana market has undergone dramatic changes. Plus, market metrics.

After launching in 2009 as a medical marijuana dispensary, Tamarack underwent a significant expansion following recreational legalization, growing its economic footprint to include two retail stores, multiple grow operations, and distributing its product to 11 Montana dispensaries

After Montana voted to legalize recreational marijuana dispensaries in 2021, cannabis crusaders have been working to destigmatize the herb and attract a new demographic of clients in Whitefish

The 26-year-old woman died after washing over the falls on Sunday afternoon

Jillian Mackenzie Gue, 33, has been charged with a felony count of burglary in Flathead County District Court for stealing hydrocodone from a resident’s room last year

Frederick Melvin Noon Jr., pleaded guilty in January to assault resulting in serious bodily injury and was sentenced to 18 months in prison

Councilors cited traffic safety concerns surrounding a subdivision that would have brought 380 single-family homes to a 110-acre property near Tronstad Road