The national heart health program comes to Montana for the first time, with a pilot site in Flathead County

The county’s Crisis Assistance Team says it diverted 18 people from going to jail last month, up from four in December

The measure would have prohibited COVID-19 vaccines and boosters by Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech, the only mRNA vaccines currently approved by the Federal Drug Administration

In Kalispell’s Future Farmers of America chapter, students hone skills they will use well beyond high school

Kalispell City Council heard results on Monday from a five-year site-specific report recommending the adoption of a lower set of water-classification standards

The Department of Environmental Quality announced it was hosting a public hearing and extending the deadline for public comment on a Lakeside sewer district's application for a groundwater discharge permit after receiving over 200 responses

House Bill 278 would allow officers, specifically the Montana Highway Patrol, to check immigration status while requiring them to report anyone with an illegal status. The bill passed the House of Representatives Wednesday on a 60-40 party-line vote.

The city looks to hear community comments on street designs for the Gateway to Glacier Safety and Mobility Plan

Phase two of the city’s Main Street Safety Action Plan affords community members an opportunity to comment on the proposed street revamps before they are finalized by engineers in the third phase

Kalispell Public Works recommended two new well sites to replace two city water sources that were found last year to contain "forever chemicals" known as per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS)

The local Montana Imaging Center opened mid-December, offering MRI and CT scans with low out-of-pocket costs, providing an independent service to the community

The new code, inspired by the years-long disrepair of the old Outlaw Inn in Kalispell, entails that all buildings deemed unsafe will be under the fire department’s purview

Remnants of a bygone era fade with the passing of luminary George Ostrom, who died on Jan. 1 at age 96, but the memory of his compelling life remains ever vivid

The proposed amendment would place unsafe buildings like the Outlaw under fire code regulation, allowing city officials to enforce violations as civil offenses

Flathead County officials say the decision to partner with a local water and sewer district was born of a mutual need to upgrade outmoded systems and serve the region’s growing population. Meanwhile, a water-quality watchdog group says disposal of wastewater into an aquifer near Flathead Lake deserves a higher level of scrutiny.