Legislator Bill Mercer Confirmed to U.S. District Court Judgeship
The former U.S. attorney will replace Judge Dana Christensen, who is moving to senior status
Greater Valley Health Center Opens the Doors on a New Building
The community health center's services are all now under a single roof, with room to grow
Seasonal Forecasts Predict Above-average Mountain Snow in Montana
The weekend weather outlook is calling for widespread mountain snow showers
Department of Corrections ‘Reentry’ Center to Open Next Week in Evergreen
Offenders could start arriving at the former Greenwood Village Inn and Suites from the Montana State Prison as early as next week to begin reintegrating back into the community in the first state-run prerelease facility
Crypto ATM Fraud on the Rise Nationally, Prompting Montana Regulatory Push
Cryptocurrency ATMs remain unregulated by the federal or state government, but one Kalispell legislator is working with the Commissioner of Securities and Insurance and local law enforcement to change that
Montana Attorney General Sued Over Ballot Language Changes to Judicial Election Initiatives
Local Supreme Court candidates say the decision to enshrine nonpartisan judicial races into the state's constitution lies with the residents of Montana
Federal Food Assistance at Risk as Government Shutdown Continues
Federal officials say money for food benefits won’t be available next month according to a post on the state health department’s website
Montana Utility Board Votes 3-2 to Demote its President
Vote to strip Public Service Commissioner Brad Molnar of his leadership role comes after weeks of inter-agency turmoil
Kalispell Joins Western Montana Hazard Mitigation Plan
Kalispell is the last city in the county to adopt the hazard mitigation plan
Whitefish Immunologist Wins Nobel Prize
Fred Ramsdell was out of cell service on a hike when news arrived that he'd received the most prestigious award in his field. For the scientist with humble academic beginnings, it was a 'full-circle moment.'
As Whitefish Grapples with Growth and Housing, Four Candidates Vie for Three Seats on City Council
Voters will cast their ballots by mail in November's municipal election, which in Whitefish features three incumbent councilors and one newcomer
Amid Ongoing Litigation, Lakeside Sewer District Plugs Away at Expansion Project
The district is waiting to hear whether a judge will approve a preliminary injunction that would pause progress on the plant
Deer Park School Boosters Home in on New Playground Fundraising Efforts
Outdated equipment poses safety and accessibility issues for students, but fundraising efforts for a new playground still have a long way to go, booster club president says
Floor Space: What You Can Buy for About $550,000
A duplex with modern updates in Kalispell; a charming home near River’s Edge Park in Columbia Falls; and a Kila retreat on 20 private acres
No Kings Round 2 Attracts Hundreds of Protesters in Kalispell
Attendees raised concerns about the Trump administration's actions and emphasized importance of practicing First Amendment rights, while Republican officials decried the event as a ‘hate America rally’
