Featuring country star Drake Milligan, the benefit concert is Flathead Food Bank’s biggest push to distribute 1.8 million pounds of food annually

As Big Mountain Ciderworks marks its five-year anniversary in the Flathead Valley, it maintains close ties to its primitive roots

Flathead County officials say the public safety bond would double capacity and enhance safety at a new location in south Kalispell; ballots for the general election will be sent out Oct. 17

The road in Glacier National Park is now closed for the season from the westside at Avalanche; length of east side closure will depend on the weather

Sid Daoud, Ryan Hunter and Kisa Davison make their cases as city residents vote in a new mayor for the first time in a decade

Voters will have a say on the $84.8 million bond issue to pay for an expansion and additions to the high school, which would mark the school’s first major renovation in 30 years

These days one of the most recognizable outlets for Passwater’s otherworldly interests and passion for illustration comes in the form of concert posters, merch and especially album art

After years of legislative debate, Oct. 13 marks the first time the state has officially observed the day as a legal holiday

A beautifully updated residence in Lakeside; a refreshed ranch-style home in Bigfork; and a charming home on 10 acres in Kila

Nearly every room in Conrad Mansion has a ghost story. Meet the spirits of Kalispell’s founding family on the museum's annual Victorian ghost tour.

The 140-acre conservation easement on private land between Haskill and Lazy creeks came together through a collaboration between local landowners, Flathead Land Trust and Heart of the Rockies Institute

The low-barrier overnight shelter joined a nationwide event to facilitate conversations about homelessness and potential solutions

The Flathead County Sheriff’s Office currently has five vacancies out of its 65 total deputy positions as veteran law enforcement officers retire

At the Northern Rocky Mountain Science Center, budget cuts and layoffs could jettison decades of cutting-edge research propping up the ecology and economy of the Crown of the Continent

If Congress doesn’t extend the subsidies, local health officials worry skyrocketing premiums will force people off their insurance and say taxpayers will foot the bill regardless