A new businessman called 911 because a competitor keeps calling and screaming, “This is my valley!” in an apparent attempt to intimidate the man and prevent him from opening his new store.

A local man called 911 because he could hear someone “ripping and roaring” down in the gravel pit and he wanted whoever was down there to “knock it off.”

A man riding Amtrak to Seattle got off the train in Whitefish to go for a walk and stretch his legs. When he got back to the station, the Amtrak train was gone. Making matters worse, the man’s wallet was on the train.

A Hungry Horse man was worried about a kitten with its head stuck in a can.

A Kalispell man called 911 with what he said was “a wild story.” Turns out the man had seen another guy come out of the woods covered in blood.

A Kalispell man said his drunk brother wasn’t picking up his phone.

A Somers woman called 911 because her husband had far too much to drink down at the bar. She said he couldn’t even get a complete sentence out of him.

Local residents decided to go kayaking but quickly realized the river was running a little too fast for their liking. Thankfully, they were able to get out of the water, although someone still called 911 just in case things went south.

A 7-year-old was driving through Hungry Horse.

A Martin City resident figured 2:42 a.m. was a perfect time to call 911 to discuss problems with their new renter.

Wi-Fi was stolen in Kalispell.

A Bigfork resident called 911 because their breakfast burst into flames in their microwave. The microwave appeared to be undamaged but the breakfast was a total loss.

A Kalispell man called 911 because he had “an emergency” and he needed some “lady cops” to respond immediately

A local man was reunited with his dog.

Some drama was unfolding on Facebook.