Charlie Brereton will leave the agency at the end of October; state medical officer Dr. Doug Harrington will succeed him as director.

Exposures occurred Sept. 8-11 at Glacier Highland in West Glacier, Logan Health Primary Care in Columbia Falls and on an eastbound Amtrak train from West Glacier

The new building will include expanded storage for the nonprofit’s food pantry, commercial kitchen, and a designated teaching kitchen and event space

The new three-year contract adds five additional wage steps and boosts night-shift pay

Mayor Ryan Hunter's proposal to sell parking lots to fund housing land met resistance, while councilors held off on further restricting short-term rentals

Federal grant will fund crosswalks, beacons and pedestrian signal changes at 10 intersections

DEQ says 30-year compliance record on fine-particle pollution won't be affected by closing Kalispell and Whitefish sensors

Union members cite a pattern of eroded trust, poor communication, and unaddressed provider concerns

A pilot program for a therapeutic skateboarding group teaches emotional regulation tactics, giving kids a chance to practice mindfulness at the park

For the past four summer seasons, Barclay’s Burgers has positioned itself along U.S. Highway 2 in Hungry Horse serving up burgers and fries with a twist

With a pending offer on the land the market leases from the Boys and Girls Club, organizers have until a Sept. 7 deadline to raise the funds

The Fiscal Year 2027 budget includes a small decrease in county property taxes and capital projects including construction of the new public safety facility

The $17 billion multistate deal forces the media giant Meta to cap teen screen time and verify user ages — with a third of the payout contingent on YouTube and TikTok adopting the same restrictions

Citizens for a Better Flathead and the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes had challenged the state’s approval of a wastewater-to-groundwater discharge permit for Lakeside, citing environmental concerns

About 40 residents protested a proposed $70,000 LPR camera, leaving the question of how to improve parking enforcement downtown unanswered for the time being