Following the completion of an environmental assessment on the 63-acre property, the Flathead County Planning Board will reconsider the large-scale development bordering a Superfund site
In a 6-1 ruling, the justices upheld an August 2023 decision by a state judge that was considered a breakthrough in attempts by young environmentalists and their attorneys to use the courts to leverage action on climate change
In a unanimous vote, council members accepted a 21-acre property along the Parkline Trail that the Bibler Legacy Foundation gifted to the city for use as a public park
Officials have a deadline of Dec. 31 to accept the $4.5 million in state funding that was set aside following the 2023 Legislature to address workforce housing
Wildlife officials in October confirmed the disease in a symptomatic buck at the Flathead County Landfill. Since then, FWP has removed and tested additional deer at the landfill and documented nine additional positive samples.
Currently serving as the Rexford-Fortine district ranger, Seth Carbonari grew up in the Flathead Valley and began his career as a wildland firefighter
District Judge Mike Menahan issued his order Monday, blocking the rule while the case moves through the courts
As the School-to-Park partnership enters its sixth year, its alumni highlighted its benefits Columbia Falls High School students build new employee housing and administrative cabins for the park
With support from the wood products industry and conservation interests, the Montana Land Board's 3-1 vote ensures working forests between Kalispell and Libby remain in timber production while allowing public access in perpetuity
A new federal report says patients are routinely billed as a result of backlogs or mistakes from the Indian Health Service
A beautifully updated residence in Columbia Falls; a charming Whitefish townhouse near City Beach; and a Kalispell home on the National Register of Historic Places
After Mick and Wendy Ruis purchased the old Glacier Gateway Elementary School and donated it to the Columbia Falls Kids Foundation, four of the city’s youth-focused nonprofits are finding a new life in its hallways
Community members bring holiday cheer to "A Tree for Veterans" event
Longtime Clerk of Court Peg Allison will pass the torch to Sara Smith, who has worked in the office for the past 14 years
MSU improved to 14-0 and will host the winner of No. 4 South Dakota/No. 5 UC Davis in the semifinals next Saturday
