Biotech Company Announces $22 Million Investment Led by Mike Goguen’s Firm

16:23 pm MDT | Investment believed to be largest Series A funding in state history; Inimmune specializes in adjuvants for vaccines and has been developing COVID-19 vaccine

Investment believed to be largest Series A funding in state history; Inimmune specializes in adjuvants for vaccines and has been developing COVID-19 vaccine

By Myers Reece // Jul 9, 2020 // 4:23PM

Police Funding, First and Second Amendments Discussed Again at Kalispell City Council

Mayor and council suggest people "get off Facebook" to mitigate misinformation spread in valley

By Maggie Dresser // Jul 9, 2020

Montana Records 3 Additional Deaths as Cases Soar

A woman in her 70s died Monday, a woman in her 80s died Wednesday and a man in his 90s died Thursday, bringing the state's COVID-19 death toll to 26

By Associated Press // Jul 9, 2020

Appeals Court: Judge Was Right to Revive Grizzly Protections

The ruling means federal wildlife officials will have to do more to justify their proposal to lift protections for bears

By Associated Press // Jul 9, 2020

Restoring the Historic Sherman into a Modern Fishing Lodge

Family revamps 1928 building in downtown Kalispell while honoring original architecture to provide nightly rentals, fly shop and an interior design studio

By Myers Reece // Jul 9, 2020

Lieutenant Governor Fined $1K for Violating Ethics Laws

Mike Cooney, who is running for governor, was accused of participating in a campaign-related video conference call from his state office

By Associated Press // Jul 8, 2020

Bureau Withdraws Plans to Rename Montana Campgrounds

Federal Bureau of Reclamation says Chinamen’s campground and Confederate campground will retain their names

By Associated Press // Jul 8, 2020

Some Local Restrictions in Place as COVID-19 Cases Increase

Montana reported 44 more cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday, including 19 in Gallatin County

By Associated Press // Jul 8, 2020

Blackfeet Nation Elects New Council Members

Due to concerns about coronavirus, tribal officials implemented drive-thru voting for June 30 election

By Tristan Scott // Jul 8, 2020

Judge Blocks Montana from Enforcing Absentee Ballot Law

ACLU, other advocacy groups argued law disproportionately harms American Indians who live in rural areas

By Associated Press // Jul 8, 2020

Real Estate Market Trends

Kalispell home listing prices by listing month, past five years

By Richard Dews // Jul 8, 2020

Podcast: COVID-19 Makes a Comeback

Managing Editor Myers Reece talks about the resurgence of the coronavirus in Montana, plus a look at the most recent edition of Flathead Living magazine

By Andy Viano // Jul 8, 2020

Abbie’s Way

Nearly 30 years after the death of Abigail Frederick, a luminous peace activist and the namesake of the Flathead Valley’s domestic violence service provider, her community recalls the impact she had on their lives

By Clare Menzel // Jul 8, 2020

Whitefish Adopts Mask Resolution

City urges residents and visitors to wear cloth face coverings in public settings

By Tristan Scott // Jul 7, 2020

Feds Scrap Plans to Reintroduce Grizzlies to North Cascades

The Department of the Interior began planning the environmental review process in 2015 under the Obama administration

By Associated Press // Jul 7, 2020

Investment believed to be largest Series A funding in state history; Inimmune specializes in adjuvants for vaccines and has been developing COVID-19 vaccine

Mayor and council suggest people "get off Facebook" to mitigate misinformation spread in valley

A woman in her 70s died Monday, a woman in her 80s died Wednesday and a man in his 90s died Thursday, bringing the state's COVID-19 death toll to 26

The ruling means federal wildlife officials will have to do more to justify their proposal to lift protections for bears

Family revamps 1928 building in downtown Kalispell while honoring original architecture to provide nightly rentals, fly shop and an interior design studio

Mike Cooney, who is running for governor, was accused of participating in a campaign-related video conference call from his state office

Federal Bureau of Reclamation says Chinamen’s campground and Confederate campground will retain their names

Montana reported 44 more cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday, including 19 in Gallatin County

Due to concerns about coronavirus, tribal officials implemented drive-thru voting for June 30 election

ACLU, other advocacy groups argued law disproportionately harms American Indians who live in rural areas

Kalispell home listing prices by listing month, past five years

Managing Editor Myers Reece talks about the resurgence of the coronavirus in Montana, plus a look at the most recent edition of Flathead Living magazine

Nearly 30 years after the death of Abigail Frederick, a luminous peace activist and the namesake of the Flathead Valley’s domestic violence service provider, her community recalls the impact she had on their lives

City urges residents and visitors to wear cloth face coverings in public settings

The Department of the Interior began planning the environmental review process in 2015 under the Obama administration

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