Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library has sent free books to nearly 5,000 kids in Flathead County since 2023

The chamber’s endorsement of the measure marks the second time the nonprofit has weighed in regarding initiatives on the ballot this year. While it’s supporting CI-132, the chamber has opposed another ballot initiative aimed at getting dark money out of politics.

Officials say that the statue has sustained extensive damage and that repairs are ‘infeasible’

Planning Director Erik Mack asked for more time to review information and determine whether the development's water and sewer systems will meet district standards

Enforcement under the 90-day measure will focus on garbage and food attractants, with education the city's first priority.

The council chose not to ban 60-foot downtown buildings outright ahead of the state law's Oct. 1 effective date, instead directing staff to look for ways to limit their impact through zoning.

If she accepts, the Hillsborough College president will succeed longtime FVCC president Jane Karas in January

The healthcare industry continues adding jobs as manufacturing and a dip in tourism contribute to job losses

The city removed one of its three city wells from service after recent regulatory laboratory testing detected perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) at nearly double the Environmental Protection Agency’s Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL)

Charlie Brereton will leave the agency at the end of October; state medical officer Dr. Doug Harrington will succeed him as director.

The organization lauded Alme in a Monday event in Kalispell, as the former U.S. attorney outlined his plans to root out fraud in government programs, cut taxes and require Congress to pass a balanced budget, should he win election

Exposures occurred Sept. 8-11 at Glacier Highland in West Glacier, Logan Health Primary Care in Columbia Falls and on an eastbound Amtrak train from West Glacier

Court finds that Montana’s limits on AI-generated political ads raise First Amendment concerns

The power company is pursuing a sale of the FERC-licensed hydroelectric facility, which includes 277 acres of land that would remain open to public access. A final decision isn't expected until early 2027.

A Rollins residence with shared Flathead Lake access; a one-of-a-kind circular retreat in Kila; and a craftsman-built mountain home on Bigfork acreage