Kaleb Elijah Fleck appeared Oct. 2 in Flathead County District Court for an arraignment hearing on an amended deliberate homicide charge, which prosecutors revised to include aggravated assault as the manner of the victim’s death
The Board of Adjustments on Oct. 1 denied a conditional use permit that would have brought a Montana Department of Corrections step-down program to Evergreen
The Gianforte administration has tapped a Connecticut-based company to take on ‘difficult-to-place’ populations in state custody
Tom Bansak of the Flathead Lake Biological Station will co-chair the study board to investigate Canadian coal mining pollution on Montana’s international boundary
The Oct. 2 "Design Our Future" event will include a panel discussion with Whitefish author Antonia Malchik
The Board of Adjustments will host a public hearing tonight at the Flathead County South Campus Building before voting on a conditional use permit that would bring a 90-bed prerelease center to Evergreen
Tester and Sheehy are each jockeying for support from a small contingent of moderate Republican and Independent voters
Members of the Fort Peck Reservation want satellite voting offices in their communities for late registration and to vote before Election Day
Prosecutors are not seeking prison time for Arthur “Jack” Schubarth of Vaughn
The three-term lawmaker faces GOP challenger Tim Sheehy in a Monday night debate
A Columbia Falls home on a large lot close to town; a chalet nested on 10 private acres in Bigfork; and a Kalispell property in the sought-after West View Estates
A Utah investor with ties to Montana and a local nonprofit have separately expressed their interest in purchasing the historic lodge in the Swan Valley
County commissioners will vote to approve or deny a conditional use permit for a Montana Department of Corrections prerelease center proposal in Evergreen on Oct. 1
Dozens of educators urged the Kalispell school board to raise salaries on Tuesday night after, for the first time in two decades, the school district and its teachers union began the academic year without a ratified contract
Prosecutors want to charge Michael J. Gambale with one count of deliberate homicide and three counts of attempted deliberate homicide
The celebration brought together 16 centenarians from across the state to share their stories and offer words of advice
Ian Wargo's four amendments would cut the lake trout limit to 20, keep limits on pike, bass and rainbow trout, and change river hook rules; comments due Oct. 9
A former grizzly recovery coordinator says the internal U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service directive would mean “a whole lot of dead and injured grizzly bears”
