Montana Delegation Opposes Renewal of Health Insurance Tax Credits
A little more than 77,000 Montanans are on marketplace plans
Capturing the ‘Spirit of the Road’
In their new documentary “Journey to the Sun,” the Lefler brothers explore and celebrate the challenging history of Glacier National Park’s Going-to-the-Sun Road
Flathead County Elected Officials to See Mid-year 2% Wage Adjustment
The compensation board unanimously supported the adjustment, which will be reflected in employee wages after Jan. 1
Avian Flu Detected on the Blackfeet Nation
The infected Canada goose marks the first confirmed case of the disease in wild bird populations on the reservation
‘A Revolving Door’
With few community-based mental and behavioral health resources in the Flathead Valley — and as waitlists grow at the Montana State Hospital — a vulnerable population of people with mental illness is now cycling through the streets, jail and local hospital
Floor Space: What You Can Buy for About $600,000
A Lakeside property overlooking Flathead Lake; a Woods Bay residence with an open floor plan; and a home on more than 13 treed acres in Kila
Painted Skies
Another strong solar storm lights up Montana skies
Kalispell Chamber Launches Coalition to Unify Vision for Downtown’s Future
The Downtown Forward Coalition seeks to repair divisions that emerged among downtown businesses over plans to improve the safety of Main Street
Montana Supreme Court Won’t Intervene in Case Against Lakeside Sewer District
In denying the petition for supervisory control, the high court ruled that Citizens for a Better Flathead and a co-plaintiff already have "an adequate appeal process that they are actively pursuing."
Cleveland, Rains Vie for Democratic Nomination to Run in Western House District
The (for now) two-way race will select a challenger likely to face Republican incumbent Rep. Ryan Zinke, who has served as the western district’s congressman since 2023
White-tailed Deer Tests Positive for CWD on Flathead Indian Reservation
If confirmed, the case marks the second detection of chronic wasting disease this year by wildlife officials with the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes
Planning Commission Advances Amendment to Allow Kalispell to Revoke Conditional Use Permits
The city is revisiting the zoning law after a lawsuit with the Flathead Warming Center regarding its conditional use permit
On National Forests, Logging Projects Advance With Less Public Input
As the Trump administration rescinds NEPA regulations under an emergency authority to reduce wildfire risk, the Flathead National Forest has begun analyzing logging projects without public comment
Fresh Yogurt Smoothie
This smoothie recipe emphasizes ratios and lets you mix up local fresh and frozen ingredients for endless flavor variations
On Patrol with CSKT’s Nocturnal Bullfrog Hunters
The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes have removed more than 10,000 invasive American bullfrogs from the Flathead Reservation
