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

Corndog Days of Summer, which takes place at the Stillwater Bar in Olney, is a one-day festival that raises money for the Humane Society of Northwest Montana

The area in question is a top priority in the city’s Connect Whitefish Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan

Activities at this year's Great Northwest Oktoberfest include steinholding, keg hurling, slalom beer keg races and dancing

Slated to perform Sept. 22 at FVCC's Wachholz College Center in Kalispell, the violinist Sarah Chang says the 19th century German composer Johannes Brahms speaks to her heart

For Reggie Watts, a live show can mean working off loop pedals and a keyboard to construct songs, pontificating in fake accents on topics of a metaphysical or seemingly mundane nature, beatboxing, singing, working through standup routines and, probably in this case, talking about Montana

'Out to Pasture' tells the story of Le Shark, a Mafia hitman on the cusp of retirement whose last job goes south, leaving him on the lam in a small town Montana

During her nearly three-decade tenure at Markus Community Market, Barbara Hennessey has become the face of the local institution

The council approved an increase in the fee some developers can pay to be eligible for the city's Legacy Homes Program, which seeks to promote affordable housing