Cynthia Jean Hamilton was charged after allegedly starving 17 horses last year; case dismissed following a recent surrender of the livestock to the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office in a bill of sale
A string of legislative and administrative actions has made Montana one of four states where amending their birth certificates is nearly impossible for transgender people
Grassroots effort restores iconic St. Ignatius church art and ornate interior stylings
Local nurse practitioner launches a mobile health and wellness service offering in-home services for acute ailments, intravenous therapies, Botox and more
Federal officials have offered $50 million in emergency funding for the work
Hansen was named chief deputy of the Montana Department of Justice in December 2020
The first stage of the precautionary ordinance will encourage residents to voluntarily limit irrigation usage as the city temporarily operates with one fewer water source
Addition of Yellowstone, Treasure and Sweet Grass counties makes them eligible for federal money for debris removal and repairs to public facilities
The 41-year-old defendant allegedly used tracker to follow a woman to a vacation rental apartment where he stabbed another man to death
Host Micah Drew tracks down the editor of Flathead Living Magazine to talk about the newest summer issue that hit stands last week
Joshua Sauls was arrested in Los Angeles a month after the shooting and is charged with one felony count of deliberate homicide after law enforcement discovered his father’s body south of Eureka
The nonprofit will use the funding to hire an executive director who will work to fundraise and find properties to develop affordable housing in Whitefish
Officials from Planned Parenthood of Montana said the intent is to ensure that they and their patients from states with trigger bans are protected from criminal charges and lawsuits
Isiaha Boyd, 22, died after he crashed into a tree on June 30 on Whitefish Hills Loop
The 58-year-old politician who took Britain out of the European Union and steered it through COVID-19 and the war in Ukraine was brought down by one scandal too many
Critics of the decades-old policy restricting road construction and timber harvests in inventoried roadless areas say its repeal removes obstacles for local forest managers. But conservation advocates and former forest planners say the rule’s dissolution is more complicated.
Emily Rea’s disappearance has led to a range of theories as her family and friends cope with the uncertainty and ambiguity surrounding the case as the search continues
New inventory adds flexibility to the housing market; owners of second homes and short-term rentals to feel the squeeze of Montana's new property tax hikes; plus, Market Metrics and Financial Corner
