Kalispell Hears from Community on New Land Use Plan
The new state law requires cities adopt at least five out of 14 strategies intended to lower regulations for developers and meet future housing needs
The new state law requires cities adopt at least five out of 14 strategies intended to lower regulations for developers and meet future housing needs
Brian Astle, 42, of Provo, Utah, fell to his death Wednesday while scaling the prominent summit along the Garden Wall north of Logan Pass
The property, a 1.64-acre piece of land north of Railway Street and east of Columbia Avenue, was transferred to the housing authority for development about five years ago
Flathead County Planning Board members tabled the proposal until next month when it will decide for or against recommending the 359-unit private golf club project to the Flathead County commissioners
A new policy review process was added to Montana’s decennial school funding study this year, aimed at including teachers, school board members and administrators. Now, organizations repping them won’t sit on that working group.
The move created confusion among the five Republican officials on the Public Service Commission
Legislation in Montana stalled this year because policymakers worried that forcing insurers to pay more would lead to higher health coverage costs
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
The visitors from Florida were treated at Logan Health in Kalispell and are now in stable condition
Freedom Caucus members persuaded MTGOP delegates to disenfranchise the lawmakers
Dirt Rich Founder Alissa LaChance reflects on 10 years of composting – and transforming how Montanans think about waste
The Interior Department proposal comes after the Biden administration tried to end sales of the fuel from the Powder River Basin
During his 13-year tenure, Doug Russell has overseen projects aimed at revitalizing downtown, including the Parkline Trail. His last day as city manager will be Aug. 20.
Ryan Ellis was perplexed that businesses and residents of Bad Rock Canyon didn’t have any aluminum recycling options. So, he started his own.
A ranch-style home on a half acre in Kalispell; a Marion property with a large detached hangar; and a Columbia Falls resident with stunning views of Glacier National Park