Higher wages, affordable housing emerge as prominent campaign planks of three candidates vying for party nod to represent Montana’s western congressional district

As Montana gains back a congressional district, four conservative candidates took advantage of the frontrunner’s absence at a recent debate in Kalispell to shore up their far-right platforms

In the past year, Columbia Falls was on par with Whitefish for SFR sales in the $700,000 range

When Republicans defend the Jan. 6 insurrection as a “legitimate political discourse,” it should give any party member reason to reconsider their loyalty to party

Montana citizens, new and old, all of us, need comprehensive protection against out-of-control tax growth of all kinds

With five candidates seeking two seats on the Whitefish School District Board of Trustees, one candidate’s profanity-laced email to sitting trustees underscores rising political tensions

Whitefish Mountain Resort, Explore Whitefish and the city partner with Protect Our Winters alliance to raise awareness about climate change and solutions

If Flathead County commissioner candidate Jason Parce has any respect for the office he seeks he should do the honorable thing and drop out of the race.

I always buy unpeeled raw shrimp so that I can save the shells for stock

Although our degrees of musical appreciation vary, we all incorporate these meticulously arranged frequencies into the core of our identities.

Ballots will be mailed this week and we ask that you vote YES for the Kalispell high school levy and return it by May 3.

Ski area on Big Mountain charts record-breaking growth for fifth-consecutive season as it begins construction on its first six-pack chairlift

Let's look at where each listing is located and when they hit the market

With his second album of original material, "Extra Medium," the Whitefish-born singer-songwriter Izaak Opatz solidifies his reputation as Montana's best-kept musical secret

Our solutions lay in community, our belief in others. The loudest, most rabid political rhetoric may feel newsworthy but it won’t help us govern toward a better Montana.