Crews Respond to Wildfire South of Marion
As of Tuesday evening the fire was estimated at 10 acres with flames reportedly up to 8 feet tall
Witnesses Say Defendant Initiated Physical Contact Prior to Martin City Shooting
As testimony continued in the deliberate homicide trial, witnesses said neither the victims nor the members of their group were armed during an altercation with defendant Del Orrin Crawford
Amid Record-breaking Stream Temperatures, FWP Enacts Unprecedented Angling Restrictions on North Fork Flathead River
The restrictions, which begin Wednesday, prohibit fishing from 2 p.m. to midnight and will remain in effect until conditions improve; fisheries managers have never before imposed “hoot owl” restriction on the Flathead River system
Surprise Blast of Rock, Water and Steam Sends Dozens Running for Safety in Yellowstone
The hydrothermal explosion happened around 10 a.m. in Biscuit Basin, a collection of hot springs a couple miles north of the famous Old Faithful Geyser
‘Grateful’ Brock Osweiler Returns to Kalispell Stomping Grounds as Mentor for Next Generation
Former Kalispell Braves and NFL quarterback Brock Osweiler conducted an early-morning quarterback throwing session and two-hour kids camp at Legends Stadium
Montana Education Board Discusses Trends, Concerns in Student Achievement
State education officials mull strategies to address low math scores and achievement gaps for Indigenous students
CSKT Firefighters Snuff Out Grass Fire Near Elmo
Estimated at 160 acres, the fire is believed to have started when a tire detached from a boat trailer and ignited the grass along Highway 28
Forest Managers Approve Flathead Fuel Break Project to Reduce Wildfire Risk
From Marion to Martin City, land managers are moving forward with three new fuel breaks totaling 1,784 acres as part of a wildfire crisis strategy to protect northwest Montana communities
Trial Begins for Man Accused of Martin City Murder
Prosecutors say Del Orrin Crawford made a conscious choice to murder a Hungry Horse woman and seriously injure her husband in a shooting outside the South Fork Saloon in 2022; defense argues he was attacked
Skotnicki Defends Title in 42nd Big Mountain Run, Kaplan Claims Queen of the Hill
More than 100 runners made the lung-popping ascent up the Danny On Trail to raise money for the Glacier Nordic Club
Northwest Montana Sweats Under Heat Advisory
Continued heat wave increases risk of wildfire starts; CSKT responds to fire along Montana Highway 28 west of Elmo
From Whitefish, Achy Bones Co. Sends Visions of Another Realm
In the surreal and sometimes grimy Achy Bones Co. universe, snowboarding skeletons and undead gnomes exist side-by-side with yetis and flying saucers
Floor Space: What You Can Buy for About $2 Million
A home nestled on a 0.82-acre lot on Echo Lake; a Somers residence on 2.4 acres overlooking Flathead Lake; and a lodge-style home with an open floor plan in Kila
Biden Drops Out of 2024 Race After Disastrous Debate Inflamed Age Concerns and He Endorses Harris
The announcement is the latest jolt to a campaign for the White House that both political parties see as the most consequential election in generations
New Bibler Parkland Coming to West Kalispell
The Bibler Family Trust has proposed developing a 20-acre parcel adjoining the Parkline Trail and bypass to enhance the area’s beauty and connectivity
