
Kalispell’s Incoming Fire Chief is Ready for the ‘Baton Hand-off’
Jay Hagen will step into the role as Kalispell’s new fire department head in May with Chief Dan Pearce's retirement
Jay Hagen will step into the role as Kalispell’s new fire department head in May with Chief Dan Pearce's retirement
The law does not explain how people in charge of public facilities should verify someone's sex
The report was requested by a majority of Senate lawmakers
Rep. Tom Millett, R-Marion, revived a proposal to bring citizen-initiated grand juries to Montana, a policy popular among right-wing groups. Eighteen Republicans joined Democrats to kill the bill on Tuesday.
An initial investigation indicated that 74-year-old Timothy Wall possibly died of hypothermia after becoming stuck in the snow near the Idaho-Montana border outside of Troy
Local builders are preparing for rising material costs and sourcing adjustments due to tariffs; plus, Market Metrics and Financial Corner
Rep. Braxton Mitchell, R-Columbia Falls, said his legislation pertaining to ballot issues will strengthen the electoral process, while Democrats warn of potential for voter disenfranchisement
The chamber failed twice to get the two-thirds majority needed to expel its former president, and were also not successful at censuring him
Tensions between the world’s two largest economies have risen after the U.S. imposed 20% duties on Chinese goods and drew retaliatory tariffs
Bills before the legislature would license community health workers and make it easier for some other health professionals licensed in other states to do business in Montana
A beautiful residence in the Buffalo Stage neighborhood; a property that includes two homes in Columbia Falls; and a charming home in downtown Whitefish
The free program provides participants with home visits to assess environmental triggers and educational resources to control symptoms
U.S.-China tensions have spiked as the U.S. imposed 20% duties on Chinese goods, drawing retaliatory tariffs
Senate Bill 307 would strip allocations for wildlife habitat, trails and parks and put that money toward substance use disorder treatment and law enforcement
Citing adverse impacts to the river’s bed, banks and fishery, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks rejected the proposal but encouraged city officials to consider an alternate concept