FVCC Seeks Nominees for 2015 Distinguished Alumni Award
Nominees must be graduates of Flathead Valley Community College
MDT Seeks Comments on Proposed Walkways in Kalispell
The projects are tentatively scheduled for construction in the fall of 2015
Montana High School Graduation Rate Hits 85 Percent
Superintendent of Public Instruction Denise Juneau announced the numbers Tuesday at a Capitol news conference
Judge Approves Diocese Reorganization, Sex Abuse Settlement
Includes a $16.4 million settlement for hundreds of people who sued over clergy sex abuse
Kalispell Hospital Restricts Visitation Amid Flu Outbreak
Over 190 cases of the flu have been reported in the county recently, prompting restrictions
Tester Introduces Veterans Affairs Legislation
Four bills aimed at improving access to health care for veterans and their families
Building a Stronger Relationship with Canada
New task force seeks to develop more business, personal ties with neighbors up north
Over 45,000 Montanans Add Health Insurance Through Marketplace
This Thursday marks the second open enrollment deadline for the 2015 Health Insurance Marketplace
Governor’s Infrastructure Proposal Heard by Lawmakers
Plan proposes $400 million worth of infrastructure improvements
Great Falls Man Gets 50 Years for Shooting at Officers
Man was reportedly high on meth and bath salts at the time
CSKT Water Rights Compact Moves to Legislature
Compact committee unanimously approves document, sends to lawmakers
Plagued by Sagging Crop Prices, Farmers Hope to Gain from Low Fuel Costs
Volatile oil prices play a key role for Montana’s largest industry
Cheap Oil’s Ripple Effect
From Alberta to agriculture, the Bakken to your bank account, the impact of lower fuel prices
Plunging Oil Puts Alberta on Edge
Montana’s northern neighbor prepares for big cuts that could impact the Flathead Valley
Savings at the Pump Fuels Local Economies
As the oil industry prepares for job losses and decreased production, consumerism thrives
