Despite the theft of tens of thousands of dollars worth of tools from the Fenholt Park construction site, the 12,000-square-foot skate park could be completed in December

The Bulldogs have had goals contributed over the course of the season by 12 different players

A $1 million endowed gift from Dr. Jim Bonnet, a retired Kalispell surgeon, has helped establish Carol’s Fund at the Logan Health Foundation

When the pilot program launched in 2024, the initial plan was to review applications in quarterly cycles, but earlier this month it was announced that applications would now be accepted on a rolling basis

Appraisals will be conducted by two professionals who specialize in art, celebrity collectibles, western history, sports collectibles, baseball cards, comic books, toys and other items

Bookings are down compared to last season as conditions appear to be shaping up for a weak La Nina winter

Newly formed Senate District 3 is made up of an area including West Valley, parts of north Kalispell, La Salle, Hungry Horse, Martin City and Coram

Jackson Presley committed to play for the Boise State Broncos in August, but now his focus is solely on the Wolfpack and winning a state championship

As part of his efforts to win the 2023 World’s Strongest Man competition, Mitchell Hooper hauled a 50,000-pound bus down a roughly 80-foot course in 30 seconds.

Some of the train cars appeared to have rolled down an embankment before coming to a stop near U.S. Highway 2

The executive chef at the Hilton Garden Inn’s Freestone has helmed several restaurants in the Flathead since arriving during the pandemic with his wife, who is originally from here, and their two children

Federal attorneys alleged that Hawkins stole money from the Whitefish Housing Authority in increments as large as $76,750

The Oct. 12 event is billed as a celebration of art, music, food and community

The Oct. 2 "Design Our Future" event will include a panel discussion with Whitefish author Antonia Malchik

An award-winning author and University of Montana professor emeritus, Debra Magpie Earling's lecture and workshops at this year’s festival have something of a metaphysical bent