NeighborWorks Montana has partnered with the Whitefish Community Foundation to set up a relocation fund for Spring Creek Mobile Home Park tenants who were recently evicted after new owners took over the property
A lack of housing inventory and high interest rates have hindered northwest Montana’s real estate industry, but experts say they expect prices to remain high and warn of future bidding wars once the Federal Reserve lowers interest rates
Attorney Danna Jackson with the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes had been nominated last month by President Joe Biden
Billings-based RiverStone Health is eliminating 42 jobs this spring, cutting nearly 10% of its workforce
Displaced mobile home residents secure a safety net of community support; in the Flathead Valley, 'slow and steady' defines the housing market race; plus, this month's market metrics and 'Ask the Expert' with real estate guru Erica Wirtala
Fundraising reports show where candidates stand financially ahead of primary
Voters across Flathead County can expect to vote in competitive legislative primaries on June 4. Find out more about the candidates on your ballot here.
The City of Kalispell will host the hearing on July 1 to give warming center officials an opportunity to respond to allegations brought forth by the city council, which will decide whether to revoke the low-barrier shelter’s conditional use permit
Last month, Public Service Commissioners held a public hearing on the proposal and later voted to extend the period to accept feedback
Attorney general’s adviser calls allegation ‘semi-coherent ramblings’ that fail to allege a specific violation of a law
A home overlooking Little Bitterroot Lake in Marion; a Whitefish residence with expansive mountain views; and an 8-acre property fenced for horses in Kila
In collaboration with North Valley Search and Rescue and Glacier Raft Company, experts will educate the public about spring river-running hazards at Sacred Waters Brewing Company on May 29 at 6 p.m.
An inspection of the north bleachers found significant signs of rot and deterioration; Professional Bull Riding event moved to the Majestic Valley Arena next weekend
The state assumed criminal jurisdiction over the Flathead Reservation in 1963 under an agreement passed by Congress called Public Law 280
David Elven Kellogg on May 23 pleaded guilty to felony charges of sexual intercourse without consent and sexual abuse of children for charges filed in 2021
The celebration brought together 16 centenarians from across the state to share their stories and offer words of advice
Ian Wargo's four amendments would cut the lake trout limit to 20, keep limits on pike, bass and rainbow trout, and change river hook rules; comments due Oct. 9
A former grizzly recovery coordinator says the internal U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service directive would mean “a whole lot of dead and injured grizzly bears”
