Harris Selects Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as Running Mate, Aiming to Add Midwest Muscle to Ticket
Walz is joining Harris during one of the most turbulent periods in modern American politics, promising an unpredictable campaign ahead
Wildlife Officials Relocate Two Montana Grizzlies to Yellowstone Ecosystem
Two subadult grizzlies trapped near the Middle Fork Flathead River were released in Wyoming to increase genetic diversity and bolster arguments for state management of species
75 Years After Mann Gulch Fire, Kalispell Smokejumpers to be Remembered with Graveside Tributes
The Mann Gulch Fire north of Helena killed 13 smokejumpers in 1949
FWP ‘Fish Chief’ Eileen Ryce Resigns, Citing Lack of Support from Upper Management
The departure is the latest in a long line of shake-ups at Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks
Glacier, Gallatin Valley Named American Legion Co-champs
The state final was canceled after three innings due to rain
Floor Space: What You Can Buy for About $850,000
A stunning home with an open-concept layout in Whitefish; a 7-acre Lakeside property with views of Flathead Lake; and a newer residence with end-of-the-road privacy in Columbia Falls
Montana Wolf Population Strong Despite Increased Harvest Limits
The latest report by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks estimates that 1,096 wolves inhabit the state, with around 500 in Region 1 encompassing Flathead County
Glacier Park Rangers Recover Body in Avalanche Creek
Officials believe they have found the body of 26-year-old Siddhant Vitthal Patil, a visitor from India who fell into Avalanche Creek last month
Processor, Recall Products Associated with Flathead E. Coli Outbreak Identified
Lower Valley Processing in Kalispell has voluntarily recalled all non-intact, raw products, like ground beef, that were produced from animals that were slaughtered on June 5
North Valley Music School Awarded $500k Grant for New Facility
The recently announced $500,000 grant comes to NVMS through the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust, which specializes in partnering with nonprofits serving the Pacific Northwest
Former President Trump to Hold Rally for Sheehy in Bozeman
The event is scheduled for 8 p.m. on Aug. 9 at Brick Breeden Fieldhouse on the MSU campus
Limited Housing Supply and High Interest Rates Keep Real Estate Market Frozen
The University of Montana’s Bureau of Business and Economic Research Director Pat Barkey said at an Aug. 1 economic update in Kalispell that an increase of housing stock, fewer policies and more government support of development would help ease the housing market
Stumptown Art Studio Gears Up for Silent Auction to Fundraise for New Accessible Classroom
Paintings from the Stumptown’s July paint-out will be auctioned off in an upcoming downtown event, with the proceeds supporting the studio’s development of a new ADA accessible classroom
Officials Continue Search for Missing Paddleboarder
The Flathead County Sheriff’s Office continues searching for Emily Rea, who has been missing since July 16. Officials have spent more than 1,800 hours searching the Hungry Horse Reservoir area since her disappearance while also responding to other emergencies.
Northwest Montana to Enter Stage I Fire Restrictions
Beginning Saturday, campfires will be prohibited across the Flathead and Kootenai national forests, Glacier National Park and most other public lands in a three-county region
