The local Montana Imaging Center opened mid-December, offering MRI and CT scans with low out-of-pocket costs, providing an independent service to the community

A 1.73-acre property in an ideal location in Columbia Falls; a Whitefish home zoned for short-term rentals; and a ranch-style residence with an open layout in Somers

At open houses hosted by the Flathead National Forest on Jan. 21 and Jan. 22, officials outlined a “proposed action,” which includes potential plans for a mandatory but unlimited permit for all three forks and restrictions that would preserve the Flathead River system

A lawsuit filed by a former Kalispell wrestler and his father claims school officials took retaliatory actions after the duo reported a pattern of sexual assault on the wrestling team. The district says the father interfered with an ongoing investigation and engaged in “belligerent behavior.” 

The Kalispell Republican is presiding over a state Senate mired in internal conflict as he attempts to pass a slate of conservative legislation

A bill proposed by Sen. Carl Glimm, R-Kila, would redirect tourism tax revenue to a property tax relief account, cutting funding for travel research and small business support programs. Industry officials warn it would hurt Montana’s tourism-dependent economy. 

Governor, sponsor argue bill would ensure part-time residents who don’t file Montana income taxes pay their fair share via property taxes

The new code, inspired by the years-long disrepair of the old Outlaw Inn in Kalispell, entails that all buildings deemed unsafe will be under the fire department’s purview

The moves under consideration include relocating a residential facility for people with developmental disabilities, renovating the state’s psychiatric hospital, and opening a new unit of the hospital in Helena

Of the 90 ballots returned, 80 were in favor of the resort tax and 10 in opposition

Sen. Dave Fern said he found the testimony compelling from people who benefit from the money the legislation would redirect

Flathead County business advocates emphasized their support for healthcare, education and tourism at a Jan. 21 Kalispell Chamber of Commerce luncheon

Without the passage of a levy, Kalispell’s high school district will lay off approximately 20 teachers. Voters have not passed a high school levy since 2007.

Remnants of a bygone era fade with the passing of luminary George Ostrom, who died on Jan. 1 at age 96, but the memory of his compelling life remains ever vivid

Montana was appealing a ruling that struck down two GOP-backed election laws