Knife Veterans
Special operations veterans formed Rucker Knives in the Flathead, where they make top-tier knives, run a knife-making school and continue to give back to veteran organizations
Special operations veterans formed Rucker Knives in the Flathead, where they make top-tier knives, run a knife-making school and continue to give back to veteran organizations
Ordinance dies at Feb. 16 meeting after passing its first reading in January; issue to be brought forward at later work session
Local technology company, VERAFI, recently re-headquartered to Whitefish with help from Two Bear Capital and specializes in private intelligence and due diligence
Gov. Greg Gianforte has promised to sign at least two of the bills if they arrive on his desk
Stanley Patrick Weber had been convicted in Montana and South Dakota for sexually abusing young boys three decades ago
The life and legacy of Mabel Lydston, a generous brothel operator and widely respected community leader during the Hungry Horse Dam boom days
Avalanche fatalities nationwide this winter have already surpassed yearly averages, while the increasing ages of victims reveals experience does not necessarily equal expertise
Existing roundabout will be replaced with four-lane overpass and two teardrop-shaped roundabouts; MDT to host virtual open houses Feb. 25
Local tattoo artist Wade Byrd has gained a reputation for his stylish realism and recently relocated his shop Artifaction Tattoo Studio to downtown Kalispell
The bill was sponsored by Republican Rep. Seth Berglee, and passed the Republican-controlled House and Senate along party lines
Montana’s Department of Justice issued a missing and endangered person advisory for Mildred in November 2020
Autopsies found the men died of accidental drowning
The 5-2 ruling reversed a lower court decision from 2019 that said officials had failed to adequately consider potential damage to nearby streams
Flitter Bee Buzz Thru opened in mid-February in the Super 1 parking lot, serving coffee and house-made baked goods
Longtime volunteer Joe Testa retires after serving a combined 51 years
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