If voters approve amending the city charter, the council would then hold a public hearing before voting on a resolution to establish what compensation they would receive

Jim Ness will take over a Wolfpack program aiming to defend its state championship

The Piper PA-18 crashed near the town of Forsyth at about 10:30 p.m. Tuesday. The cause was still under investigation.

The mortgage lender and the company both deny the allegations of discrimination but agreed to pay an additional $30,000 towards programs to improve housing for Native Americans

Developers want to build the 64-room hotel on the corner of highways 83 and 35

After a high volume of complaints from neighbors who reside near the low-barrier homeless shelter, the Kalispell City Council on May 13 hosted a work session to review the facility’s conditional use permit, which they could potentially amend or revoke

Separate groups of GOP legislators have called for three special sessions: one to create a partisan judiciary and two to crack down on immigration

Fires raging in British Columbia and Alberta sent the haze over parts of Montana, the Dakotas, Minnesota and Wisconsin

District Court Judge Deborah Kim Christopher resigned earlier this year after the Montana Supreme Court removed her from a child custody case

The area in question was given to the city through an easement in 1983 and once held a boardwalk that fell into disrepair and disuse

A townhouse near the Flathead River in Columbia Falls; a single-level home near the shores of Little Bitterroot Lake; and a nicely maintained home in Hillcrest Estates in Kalispell

Officials say a 38-year-old remains jailed on a probation violation, but they will no longer pursue charges that he tried to “physically pull” a teenage boy into his vehicle in a gas station parking lot

After six months in limbo, Kari Gabriel and Sam Nunnally won their re-election bids on Tuesday

Voters on Tuesday approved an Evergreen Fire District levy and the creation of the Big Mountain Resort Tax District

Discussion about the development proposal prompted calls from multiple members of the council to revisit the city’s Legacy Homes Program, which is intended to promote the development of affordable housing