Kalispell’s high school students are part of a growing wave of Gen-Z voters set to reshape the country’s electorate. Find out how they voted in Flathead High School’s mock election.

Nicole Elice Anderson of Post Falls, Idaho, pleaded guilty to unlawfully obtaining controlled substances in U.S. District Court

In three races alone — Ohio, Pennsylvania and Montana — more than $1 billion is projected to be spent by Nov. 5

A 14-year-old boy is in custody after allegedly shooting a 16-year-old girl yesterday afternoon on South Meridian Road

A $1 million endowed gift from Dr. Jim Bonnet, a retired Kalispell surgeon, has helped establish Carol’s Fund at the Logan Health Foundation

Business leaders promote Halloween during a traditionally slow tourism month as the demand for haunted festivities rises with events like themed hayrides, paintball, live music and costume contests

The rollback would be the first in the decade since the Affordable Care Act began allowing states to cover more people with low incomes

A bull and a cow were shot and left to waste, while a third elk was shot and taken. Anyone with information should visit tipmont.mt.gov or call the local game warden.

City officials decided against moving forward with a potential ordinance designed to restrict motorists from participating in the loosely organized event that has resulted in drag racing, burnouts and other illegal activity on Friday nights in the city’s downtown

The county election department has already issued more than 21,000 one-time absentee ballots for residents wishing to cast their vote early

In the Flathead Valley, Halloween celebrations boost spooky shoulder-season spending; a ninth-generation psychic finds currency in the clairvoyant; plus, Market Metrics and Financial Corner

Ninth-generation psychic Rose Stuart returns to the Flathead Valley to offer psychic readings, reiki energy healing, astrology charting and spiritual guidance in downtown Kalispell

According to a two-year average captured in 2022 and 2023, annual statewide spending by nonresident visitors totaled $5.82 billion, including $1 billion in Flathead County; at nearly $2 billion, more than one third of all tourist spending was concentrated in the Glacier Country travel region

Democrats, desperate to retain their majority, are on track to outspend Republicans by almost $50 million in the Montana race

When the pilot program launched in 2024, the initial plan was to review applications in quarterly cycles, but earlier this month it was announced that applications would now be accepted on a rolling basis