After nearly 16 years, Executive Director Diane Medler navigated the tourism bureau through a fluctuating economy while promoting responsible recreation as northwest Montana’s popularity grows

The visit comes as organizers try to gather 30,000 ballot-qualifying signatures for Initiative 194, a measure to limit corporate political spending

Starting in July, adults enrolled in Medicaid will need to meet 80 hours of community engagement requirements each month

A judge shot down a request from the school to provide a judgment on the case outside of the courtroom, ruling that the plaintiffs had a case for retaliation. The burden of proving the motive behind its conduct now lies with Kalispell Public Schools.

Kala Renee Knaus, 31, in February pleaded guilty to a felony count of vehicular homicide while under the influence following a New Year’s Day wreck that killed 37-year-old Alyssa Sladek last year

City officials adjusted the proposed project to only include roundabouts and safety features along the south side of Main Street, removing a controversial road diet from the prosed grant application

Volunteer firefighters from three departments respond to a variety of crises, ranging from wildfires to car accidents and plane crashes. With rising tourism and a growing population of year-round residents in the region, the departments have joined forces to expand their reach when responding to medical emergencies.

The city admitted no wrongdoing in the settlement with Beker Rengifo del Castillo, a Venezuelan immigrant who had entered the country legally and was detained by Border Patrol after a traffic stop initiated by the Whitefish police

New White House facility would allow president to ‘host events in a secure area,’ Sheehy says

A remodeled home at Meadow Lake Golf Course; a newer residence in Lakeside; and a barndominium on 5 acres in Marion

The rural K-6 school is pursuing accreditation from the state to expand its middle school offerings, a prospect its principal says falls in line with recent community input

Pride flags and pronoun pins? These Republican legislative candidates say don’t believe your eyes.

At a public hearing Thursday, opponents of the project said there wasn't enough time to conduct a separate review of DEQ documents, while proponents argued that “time is of the essence” to increase septage capacity in Flathead County

A District Court judge ruled that Marta Bertoglio was unconstitutionally appointed to run the state agency. The governor’s office contends the judge may not have jurisdiction to decide.

The resolution represents a “formal action” to move forward with financing on the new justice center to be located on Snowline Lane