With fuel prices, labor costs and mortgage rates running high, construction remains steady as builders find creative ways to cut costs and recruit workers

Roughly 150 third- through fifth-grade girls from across the Flathead Valley will compete alongside other racers in the 5K distance on race day next month

As state and federal regulators try to determine the extent to which last December's flooding exposed or mobilized legacy mine waste the Libby Asbestos Superfund boundary, they're hosting an open house on April 20.

State regulators are reviewing the district’s proposed wastewater treatment technology and will accept comment until April 23, when a public hearing will be held in Lakeside.

The state party's "Honor Roll" endorsements align with the local GOP's picks, and put an exclamation point on Republican infighting that came to a head during the 2025 legislative session

Five districts have levy asks on the ballot, and several have competitive school board races this spring. Ballots were mailed out Friday, and are due back May 5.

The music starts on Friday at the free 21+ pre-party at Glacier Park VFW followed by the all-ages festival on Saturday at the Kalispell Eagles

This week's petition for an independent review panel comes as Indigenous leaders from Montana, Idaho and B.C. close ranks to resist a coal mine expansion proposal in the transboundary Elk-Kootenai river watershed until the decades-old pollution problem is resolved

The quarterly reports to the Federal Election Commission span the period from Jan. 1 to March 31. After a month of shakeups to the state’s federal races, the reports offer a first glimpse at where candidates may stand in the newly shaped primaries for the western congressional district and U.S. Senate.

The high school seniors won the Congressional App Challenge for their app, ‘Sspomo,’ which provides a centralized hub for mental health resources

Commissioners last year chose not to ratify the appointment of conservation district supervisor Michale Kopitzke, leaving his position vacant in what attorneys say is a violation of state law

Teachers organized a public comment period at a recent board meeting to share how last year’s cuts impacted their department. Administrators warn more cuts could come down the pike should an elementary district levy on the ballot this spring fail to pass.

Officials said the West Truman Project near Lakeside will use emergency logging and thinning to reduce wildfire risk and protect the community. The decision authorizes 2,823 acres of treatment and 5.6 miles of temporary roads.

The food truck offers up both sweet and savory dishes, along with a rotating cast of other menu items