At Thursday’s in-person election, 49 out of 77 voting primary care providers cast their ballots in support of unionizing

The consultant helping the district with the search visited Whitefish Wednesday to meet with parents, students and staff members. Those who couldn’t attend can fill out a virtual survey to provide their thoughts.

Mitchell Alexander Kleinman, 24, pleaded not guilty to felony counts of attempted deliberate homicide and criminal endangerment after allegedly shooting another driver in the head and firing multiple rounds at his vehicle with a child in the backseat

Inclement weather is preventing aircrafts from landing in Kalispell, causing delays and cancellations as foggy conditions are forecast to continue

Nearly 50 years after Rhonda Swaney's near-fatal pregnancy complications, the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes member says Native Americans continue to receive inadequate maternal care

The plan, required by the Legislature, is designed to front load the public review process and streamline housing projects

Defense attorneys argue the evidence presented failed to link Kenneth James Floyd to the crime and was insufficient to support the guilty verdict

Councilors will decide on Jan. 19 who will take Mayor-elect Ryan Hunter’s vacant council seat

Teachers and staff members who participate describe several benefits from the program, which pays for them to eat with their students. They say the connections they build with their students make classroom management easier; help give valuable context to better meet their students where they’re at; and offers social safety.

The filing came just two days after the state Supreme Court found an earlier version of the initiative legally insufficient

A seven-bedroom residence in Columbia Falls; a newer Kalispell home near the bypass; and a Lakeside townhouse just minutes from Flathead Lake

The action against Venezuela’s leader has left questions in its wake as the U.S. and Venezuela grapple with how to move forward.

Britt Cotter in November 2024 was elected as a judge presiding over Lake and Sanders counties before he resigned amid felony cocaine charges

The SKQ dam received over a million acre feet of water in December, compared to an average of 258,000 acre feet in the winter months

The announcement comes after both Montanans for Fair and Impartial Judges and Montanans for Nonpartisan Courts prevailed in a pair of lawsuits shooting down rewrites to their initiatives from the attorney general