Facing a loss of party confidence and a groundswell of new party precinct members calling for his removal, Al "Doc" Olszewski said he will not seek another term as chairman of the Flathead County Republican Central Committee

As 219 miles of the Flathead River system celebrates its 50th year designated under the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, Flathead Rivers Alliance has evolved to provide education programming while engaging the public

The interim freeze would prohibit new or expanded data centers in the county, excluding the city of Missoula

After a year-and-a-half of meetings, the local government study commission recommended taking the question of transitioning from general-governing powers to self-governing powers to voters this fall

Hospital administrators' decision to not renew Dr. Ruben Hipolito’s contract sparked community outcry and allegations of retaliation from union representatives who cited the physician's role as head of the bargaining committee for primary care providers

The lawsuit, filed in Lewis and Clark County District Court Tuesday, claims bylaw changes requiring members to pay dues and sign an affirmation of support for the Republican Party — and which spell out a procedure for suspending or terminating party members — override Montana’s election laws

The award from the Montana Association of School Business Officials honors Heather Mumby’s service to her school, to the organization and to her community

Residents have until July 20 to submit letters of interest to fill the seat left vacant by Christopher Semok, who resigned late last month following a string of meeting absences and formal letter of censure

The public comment for the consent decree, which provides the framework for continued cleanup, will close on Aug. 6.

The fine for parking violations will increase, and city parking permit holders will be able to use all city lots

An early spring cold snap froze a portion of cherry buds on Flathead Lake’s east shore while early summer rain is splitting the fruit’s skin as a low supply from Washington is driving up prices

A Lakeside home overlooking Flathead Lake; a modern ranch home in Columbia Falls: and a 3/4-acre property near Whitefish City Beach

Sampling of the water company’s six wells on April 27 revealed detectable levels of two federally monitored “forever chemicals” compounds in two of the wells, with one well exceeding the EPA-established maximum contaminant level

The Whitefish Community Foundation awarded a $75,000 grant to NeighborWorks Montana to purchase and preserve Twin Willows, a mobile home park in Kalispell that is slated to become a resident-owned community