The group of primary care physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants are seeking representation through the Union of American Physicians and Dentists

The Outpost will be funded through an $8.3 million grant from the Montana Board of Housing

Councilors revisited the zoning law after a lawsuit with the Flathead Warming Center regarding its conditional use permit. During Monday’s meeting, councilors also approved a development that required a variance in the setback from Ashley Creek.

Some Montana residents will face premium increases upwards of 200% as enhanced ACA tax credits near year-end expiration

The multidisciplinary clinic also hosts pulmonary and sleep medicine services in an effort to centralize specialties that often directly impact or relate to one another

A sci-fi snowboard western, “Veil: In Search of the Last Mountain,” premieres at the Whitefish Performing Arts Center on Friday

The infected Canada goose marks the first confirmed case of the disease in wild bird populations on the reservation

The Downtown Forward Coalition seeks to repair divisions that emerged among downtown businesses over plans to improve the safety of Main Street

In denying the petition for supervisory control, the high court ruled that Citizens for a Better Flathead and a co-plaintiff already have "an adequate appeal process that they are actively pursuing."

The city is revisiting the zoning law after a lawsuit with the Flathead Warming Center regarding its conditional use permit

Candidates Kisa Davison and mayor-elect Ryan Hunter spent $31,202 and $11,014 on their respective campaigns, shattering the spending record set by previous municipal candidates

Board members unanimously approved the permit for the 65-unit hotel after delaying the project’s application over a year to address concerns about traffic and local sewer capacity

The 49-year-old city councilor won with 2,930 preliminary votes, edging out local businesswoman Kisa Davison and council member Sid Daoud

The community health center's services are all now under a single roof, with room to grow

Kalispell is the last city in the county to adopt the hazard mitigation plan