Without COVID-era Funds, Some Local Districts Won’t Offer Summer School This Year
The decreased programming options are a departure from the past few summers when federal Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER) funds were available
The decreased programming options are a departure from the past few summers when federal Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER) funds were available
Douglas Dean McDonald pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and was sentenced to 18 months in prison to be followed by three years of supervised release
The $105 million bond will appear on the general election ballot in November and, if passed, would double capacity, address overcrowding and enhance safety at a new public safety facility location in south Kalispell
The project, to be developed by Averill Hospitality, would include a 180-room hotel and 15,000 square feet of conference space
Residents can comment during a series of drop-in community events next week
Montana's congressional delegation took credit for blocking the sale of public lands and voiced support for the GOP bill now that the controversial provision has been stripped away
The 7-acre property features two guest structures in addition to the main home, a private dock and other amenities on the southern tip of Flathead Lake known as Bird Point in Polson Bay
A rise in inventory is bringing some more flexibility to the housing market, but pricey homes and high mortgage rates continue to pose barriers for many buyers
Those who own second homes or short-term rentals to be most impacted by projected tax hikes
The deceased included a firefighter from the Coeur d'Alene Fire Department and one from Kootenai County Fire and Rescue
A charming home near downtown Whitefish; a mountain-top retreat in Lakeside; and a cabin on more than 5 acres near Spoon Lake
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
Republican delegates from Montana asserted their opposition ahead of the weekend as the Senate is primed to vote on the legislation
USDA plan to rescind 2001 Forest Service policy on Inventoried Roadless Areas leaves Greater Yellowstone with more questions than answers.
Williams, who was born and raised in Butte, served nine terms in the House