About 30 to 40 volunteers are needed for the river ambassador and citizen science monitoring programs to help protect the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act-designated three forks of the Flathead River
The next steps for the constitutional amendment remain murky
Visitors can expect fewer delays compared to previous years as Going-to-the-Sun Road pavement rehabilitation project is expected to conclude before peak tourist season
Selenium concentrations from the Teck-owned mines consistently breach both B.C. and Montana water quality standards; nonprofit study says cost is three times more than what regulators require in reclamation bonds
The loss of coach Bill Sapa and former teammate Josiah Kilman hangs over Wildcats season
The two city council elections will be put to voters May 7 to coincide with school district and special district elections
After “forever chemicals” were detected in two of the city’s 11 drinking water wells last year, city staff has begun sampling more wells and have applied for grants to replace water sources and mitigate contaminants
Lake and Sanders County Judge Kim Christopher, whose ruling in a high-profile child custody case was labeled a ‘gross injustice’ by Supreme Court justices, is resigning effective April 6
A Kalispell home nestled on 2.5 acres with breathtaking views; a 9-acre property with a log-sided home near Whitefish; and a listing with two adjacent properties in Dayton
The Columbia Falls School District hopes voters will green-light three levies that are set to plug holes in the district budget and fund the replacement of a decaying roof at the high school
Co-op's third community solar panel array will be developed near the Whitefish Wastewater Treatment Plant
Road crews began clearing snow in the Two Medicine Valley this week and will start plowing Going-to-the-Sun Road on April 1
Kenneth James Floyd has been charged with two additional felonies in Flathead County District Court after he pleaded not guilty to negligent homicide last year; new details emerge after Montana Department of Justice special attorneys take over case
Tickets raise money for FVCC student scholarships and must be purchased in advance
Park staff was allowed back into office spaces after hazmat team cleared out lead-acid battery array
The Progressive Vet PAC poured millions into the Senate primary during its final weeks in support of Democrat Alani Bankhead. Now, it says it’s shifting its focus to back a Democratic candidate running in Kansas.
With the Flathead Valley leading the pack in wildfire risk and home insurance challenges in Montana, fire officials, insurance industry experts, lawmakers, and other stakeholders are searching for solutions to extinguish the ever-spreading problem of insurance unaffordability and scarcity.
As the state’s party chair defends the shift — which requires members to pay dues, sign an affirmation of support and spells out a procedure for suspending or terminating party members — some current and former legislators raised concerns with the new bylaws’ legality, and with the amount of power it puts in the hands of the State Central Committee and chair.
