Dylan Thomas Baker, 49, entered an Alford plea as part of a deal with prosecutors; Flathead Judge Amy Eddy sentenced Baker to seven years in the Montana Department of Corrections with two years suspended

Johnathan Charles Gifford Oldchief pleaded guilty in June to assault resulting in a serious bodily injury, assault with a dangerous weapon and using a firearm during a crime of violence

Columbia Falls resident and two-time Leadville Trail 100 winner Rose Grant retired from her decade-long professional endurance mountain biking career at the end of 2022, allowing her to start a new chapter that involves coaching, family and flexibility

Cody C. Basler and Erik M. Lund of Basler Family Chiropractic did not admit wrongdoing but agreed to repay the money to Montana Medicaid

Micah Winslow was booked in the Flathead County Detention Center on Nov. 12 following a vehicle chase through Kalispell, Evergreen and Creston

The SNOTEL site replaces outdated manual equipment and provides data for water supply and weather forecasters, recreationists and the city of Whitefish

In an argument that defense teams have recently applied to jury trials across the state, lawyers argued the jury selection process does not comply with Montana law

Kenneth James Floyd, 38, entered the plea in Flathead County District Court last week, five months after he allegedly ran over his ex-wife in Martin City

The 64-year-old driver was found submerged in the water five days after she was reported missing

The 13th annual Northern Rockies Snow and Avalanche Workshop brings in a slew of experts for a public presentation at the Whitefish Performing Arts Center on Nov. 11

Jennifer Michele Helm admitted to defrauding customers of approximately $900,000

Jose Angel Estrello pleaded guilty to being a prohibited person in possession of firearms and ammunition

Emil Saunders Day Chief was sentenced to more than three years in prison after crashing a vehicle that killed his passenger

Growth, housing development, homelessness and water rates are among top issues; election to be held Tuesday, Nov. 7

Voters will decide if they want an increased level of service from the city’s fire and police departments this spring in a special election