Nursing home facilities are struggling to keep doors open with a low Medicaid reimbursement rate, high operational costs and a lack of staff – which led to 10 closures in Montana last year

The Flathead Alliance to Stop Trafficking provides training for organizations and businesses while connecting victims to resources in the region

A conversation with the Great Northwest Catering chef about his approach to cooking and tips for home cooks

The Flathead Valley-based mobile command center manufacturer is setting up shop in a 100,000-square-foot facility in Libby, creating up to 200 new jobs

The city council will review a potential ordinance on Jan. 23 to limit the structure’s use in the future

After serving nine years as Explore Whitefish’s executive director, Dylan Boyle is moving on to Bellingham to continue promoting business collaboration and sustainable tourism in Washington state

Amy Elizabeth Glanville received a four-year deferred sentence to the Montana State Prison, 75 hours of volunteer work and must pay more than $30,000 in restitution

The council began preliminary discussions on the transportation plan and possible funding sources

Following a nationwide trend, residents in Flathead Valley mobile home parks are being priced out of their communities as landlords hike lot fees and surcharges, leaving low-income residents stuck with nowhere to move their homes as property owners operate with nearly no regulations

The business houses massage therapists, estheticians, Chinese medicine providers and a variety of holistic healers under one roof in downtown Whitefish

Two Bear Air and Flathead County Sheriff’s deputies located Leah L. Reevis and Robert J. Spradlin in Essex after the duo allegedly stole a pickup truck in Kalispell

The city council supported a conditional use permit for a five-person, faith-based drug and alcohol rehabilitation group home program on First Avenue West

John P. Stokes, 71, was found dead in his home on Dec. 28 more than two weeks after he reportedly died in a house fire

The tight labor market and strong construction demand point to economic stability while a global recession and rising interest rates indicate more negative growth, leaving economists divided when predicting a recession in 2023

Jacob Norris on Dec. 30 was booked in the Flathead County Detention Center on an assault with a weapon charge