A Victorian home on Flathead Lake in Dayton; a 46-acre luxury estate in Kalispell’s West Valley; and a Whitefish residence in the Elk Highlands neighborhood

As the U.S. Food and Drug Administration maintains its recommendations, local doctors point to the proven benefits of Tylenol as the sole pain reliever pregnant patients can use

The water year, which ran from Oct. 1, 2024 through Sept. 30, 2025, saw a below-normal seasonal water supply; National Weather Service issues winter storm warning in Glacier National Park with up to 10 inches forecast at high elevations

The Columbia Falls-based “proggy psychedelic doom funk” band is hitting their stride with their third full album and a growing following at their high-energy live shows as they navigate the highs and lows of northwest Montana’s seasons

The suit references several high-profile stops that have taken place in Flathead County since April

People who maintained the nation’s land-based nuclear missile arsenal are coming down with similar cancers. The Air Force is wrapping up a large study of the health risks they may have faced.

Slated for completion in summer 2027, the work to rebuild Highway 93 west of Whitefish will cause delays of up to one hour starting Oct. 3

Eligible Montana taxpayers can apply through the revenue department website

A well-maintained home in Columbia Falls; a one-level rancher in Happy Valley; and a charming Woods Bay bungalow overlooking Flathead Lake

The mobile coach will be available in the county health department parking lot on Oct. 2. offering convenient breast cancer screenings

Kyle Curtis Hinzman has been charged with felony solicitation to commit distribution of dangerous drugs and misdemeanor official misconduct in Flathead County District Court

David Hepfer’s Illinois-registered vehicle was located earlier this month in the Northwest Peak area of the Pete Creek drainage northwest of Yaak

The increasing popularity of telehealth therapy appointments in the school district has run up against a shortage of private, quiet spaces for a video call. To solve the problem, one elementary school counselor borrowed a tool from the corporate world.

Bradley J. Young, 63, was a member of the Experimental Aircraft Association, whose former president blamed the fatal crash on a catastrophic engine failure. The Sept. 19 plane crash was the fourth in the Flathead Valley this summer.

Tribal officials say the move, an apparent first among tribal governments in Montana, is intended to prevent potential addiction to products that can have opioid-like effects.