Serving the Valley Through the Civil Air Patrol
Recent ceremony highlights continued excellence of local Civil Air Patrol squad
Billings Coal-Fired Power Plant is Latest to Shut Down
The 153-megawatt plant owned by PPL Montana has operated since 1968 along the Yellowstone River
Lawmakers to Consider Making Cyberbullying a Crime
Rep. Ellie Hill introduced House Bill 317 in the House Judiciary Committee Tuesday
Employer Registration Opens for Flathead Valley Job Fair
The 2015 Flathead Valley Job Fair will return April 16
Tribal Chairman Urges Medicaid Expansion
Leader of Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indians says members' lives depend on quality health care
U.S. Job Openings Rise to 14-Year High
Job openings rose 3.7 percent to a seasonally adjusted 5 million
Jury Selection in Colorado Shooting Case Progressing
Holmes, 27, is charged with multiple counts of first-degree murder and attempted murder
Contamination Levels Dropping After North Dakota Saltwater Spill
Pipeline leak spilled nearly 3 million gallons of saltwater brine near Williston
Employee Charged in Fire that Destroyed Laurel Business
Fire destroyed plant last week, causing up to $7 million in damages
UM Rape Scandal at Center of Jon Krakauer’s Next Book
"Missoula: Rape and the Justice System In a College Town" will be released April 21
Montana Lawmakers Consider Ban on Cell Use While Driving
Some communities, like Whitefish and Columbia Falls, already have a cell phone ban
4 Montana Stores on Radio Shack Closure List
Kalispell Radio Shack will close sometime in March
Montana Senate Approves Right to Try Bill
Would allow terminally ill patients to seek experimental drugs
Markus Kaarma’s Neighbors: ‘It Was Just a Matter of Time’
After he was convicted in December, Missoula District Court Judge Ed McLean denied bail for Markus Kaarma
Flathead County’s Last Measles Outbreak
Health officials prepare for the worst and recall measles sweeping the valley in 1988
