The Kalispell nonprofit shelter is at 94% of its funding goal as crews build 18 reduced-cost apartments for families, set for completion next summer

The behavioral health crisis unit received a federal grant to add positions and a new Community Outreach Team to help with prevention

Democratic Rep. Tyson Running Wolf and Republican Christopher Paul Buckles agree on the need for affordable health care and caution on data centers, but differ on solutions

The Nov. 3 race pits a Republican lawmaker with one of the Montana Legislature's most conservative voting records against a first-time candidate who says "more Democrats are coming out of hiding"

Council approves $50,000 study to determine the plant’s available capacity and whether its rated capacity should be revised

The 26-year-old driver was pinned beneath his truck near the Tally Lake Road intersection and died three days later at a hospital

The new policy creates guidelines for houses under 400 square feet and puts the city in line with state code

Economic headwinds have triggered a shift in spending trends as visitors seek low-budget trips while weather, the airport runway rehabilitation project and Glacier Park’s new entry system have caused fluctuating visitation patterns

Planning Director Erik Mack says the developer hasn’t met all required conditions; commissioners will take up the first phase again Nov. 10

Republican Steve Gunderson, who sat out the 2025 session, and Democrat Jonathan Jameson, a geosteering specialist, are competing to succeed term-limited Sen. Mike Cuffe

‘The Montana Plan’ would limit businesses from contributing to candidates, political parties and state ballot issues if passed, drawing opposition from the Kalispell Chamber of Commerce

Anthony A. Williams, 19, of Eureka, died on Oct. 13 at the scene in the parking lot of PJ’s Rentals on Seventh Avenue East North; two others were wounded

The former Green Beret and University of Montana president says he’d answer to voters, not parties, but polls show him trailing Republican Kurt Alme by 8 to 19 points.

The retired Air Force lieutenant colonel won the Democratic primary in June and has resisted calls to drop out in favor of independent Seth Bodnar. She says Montana’s underdog story mirrors her own.

A single-level Bigfork home near downtown; a Marion residence on just over an acre; and a Whitefish A-frame with a Finnish sauna