Flathead County District Court Judge Heidi Ulbricht denied the motion requested by 21-year-old Andrew Glenn Sullivan, citing insufficient information
Court filings allege LOGE Glacier Park and its CEO defaulted on debts months before abruptly announcing plans to shutter the historic Essex hotel. Employees at the Inn said there were signs of financial distress in the months leading up to the closure.
Representing District 1, Abell has centered his campaign around law enforcement support and a “fiscally sound” budget
After months of deliberation, the district settled on an amount that would maintain current programming, provide a cost-of-living adjustment to its teachers and allow it to bring more support staff onboard. Without the levy’s passage, the school could face programming cuts.
The three finalists will go through an interview process and community “meet and greets” before the board makes a final decision on the district’s next top administrator. It intends to make its choice March 5.
An "unrestricted, unlimited" permit system would produce key monitoring data to support long-range user-capacity thresholds and management triggers, while restrictions on motorized camping, human waste and fires aim to improve conditions in the near-term. The draft plan is up for public review until March 13.
The trio, who linked arms to stop a vehicle they believed was transporting a mother and daughter from the Whitefish Customs and Border Protection station, received fines and suspended prison sentences. They painted their actions as a moral cause after the hearing.
Winter squash and frozen summer vegetables create a thick, warming curry with bright bursts of flavor
Vehicle reservations will not be required anywhere in the park in 2026, but private parking at Logan Pass will be limited to three hours. Tickets for an express shuttle will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.
The first fee hike in nearly 10 years, which will take effect this summer, was approved to better support the city’s Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) prevention program
The city is requesting $25 million to finish the project, the program’s maximum award size
A panel of school leaders from across the state, including Evergreen’s superintendent, told the School Funding Interim Commission the need for mental health support is growing, and demand outpaces available resources
A showing of strength in The Canyon
Officials have issued an avalanche warning while the Blackfeet Tribal Business Council declared a state of emergency in response to heavy snow and negative temperatures as Arctic air seeps over the Continental Divide
The report from the University of Montana's Institute for Tourism and Recreation Research focuses on data showing how short-term rentals in key areas have impacted the housing market
Without a purchase agreement, the FERC-licensed hydroelectric facility would undergo a years-long decommissioning process. Meanwhile, residents of the unincorporated community grapple with a potentially transformative change.
Hotel occupancy and Glacier visitation are up, but travelers are being more selective, taking fewer trips and choosing road travel over flying
The contamination, found in the school’s library and in a school-owned property, has resulted in a need for remediation before students can return. The school’s roughly one dozen students completed their year in Eureka.
