Glacier closes alpine section of Sun Road as flood warning is issued
Forecasts for flooding and heavy rainfall prompted Glacier National Park to issue a preemptive closure of the alpine section of Going-to-the-Sun Road on Sunday evening.
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Law roundup: E-bikers allegedly gang up on golfers
A group of six were allegedly speeding up and down a hill on electric bicycles at Lawrence Park and yelling at golfers at a nearby golf course.
Bigfork's new Hawaiian restaurant is a spot for locals
Hawaiian Fork Grill is admittedly bare bones: Its slim menu features a mix-and-match assortment of four mains and four sides, with three different size options (Small Fork, Regular Fork and Bigfork). The sea...
Moiese gallery and gift business celebrates 50 years
A kiddie pool with gently floating ducks in Scottish Highlander costumes, and a big sign over the door that says Happy 50 Years gave a clue that something was happening at Lonesome Heritage Farms at Wagon Wh...
One Crew, One Ship: Polson High starts year under one roof
The Polson High School theme this year, “One Crew, One Ship,” chosen by the incoming senior class, aptly reflects changes students and staff will see when school starts next week.
Dove to hang up her spatula after three decades with Alberton School
As the head cook for the Alberton School District, Connie Dove has announced that this will be her last year feeding the kids.
Montana Treehouse Retreat hosts inaugural concert in new outdoor event space
Montana Treehouse Retreat co-owner Kati O’Toole said being able to host live music and share the property near Columbia Falls with the community is a marriage of everything she loves.
Kalispell mother keeps posting to TikTok until daughter gets liver transplant
In April, Kalispell social worker Stephanie Cymbal committed to posting daily TikTok videos, dancing to popular songs, until her 11-year-old daughter, Hattie Adamcyk, receives a liver transplant.
Forum drives at heart of repeat DUI offenses
When Adam Bruzza left the jailhouse with his fourth driving under the influence charge in October 2024, he felt nothing but anger toward the Kalispell Police officer who had pulled him over.
'Last best place before heaven': For Montana's young Christians, Movement Conference is an oasis in the desert
This was Movement Conference, a four-day event for middle and high school students led by the Kalispell-based Fresh Life Church that oscillates between church camp and music festival.
Headlines: Bear attack closes Columbia Falls trail, wildfire determined human-caused, Kalispell debates lic...
Bear attacks dog walker in Columbia Falls, Kalispell residents press council on proposed license plate readers, Deer Creek fire ruled as human caused, man pleads not guilty to setting fires at two Kalispell...
Law roundup: Officers solve store’s milkman mystery
The Kalispell Police Department helped a store solve a milk mystery after a man on security footage was alleged to have stolen a gallon.
Law roundup: Brush up causes dust up
Someone’s son reportedly had the misfortune of brushing up against the wrong car while out shopping when the hothead in the driver’s seat started yelling at him and calling him names, including an outdat...
Law roundup: Teens test the waters with squirt guns
Water-gun-toting teenagers in a black car with pink license plates were reportedly stalking the city again.
Glacier National Park invites volunteers to 2026 annual Hawk Watch events
Each year in the fall, golden eagles migrate from northern breeding grounds to warmer climates for the winter.
FWP hosts fruit drive to reduce bear attractants
The fruit drive is an opportunity for the public to help reduce bear attractants while also supporting the Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center in West Yellowstone.
Law roundup: Mannequin tries to break free
A store mannequin may have tried to make a break for it, and broke glass in the process of falling over, setting off an alarm. Kalispell Police Department responded to the alarm and found the doors secure an...
Law roundup: Attic insulation mistaken for squatter
A woman was reportedly banging on windows, kicking cars and trying to fight employees at a business.
Whitefish City Council approves 2027 budget
The Whitefish City Council approved the fiscal year 2027 budget, picking up 10 mils, with the understanding that the 2027 Montana Legislative Session may consider new laws that would place limits on how citi...
Officers warned Kalispell man against drinking and driving just prior to collision, court docs say
Prosecutors say that the suspect in an alleged alcohol-fueled collision in Kalispell in early August was warned against drinking and driving by police officers an hour before the crash.
Law roundup: Years later, alleged road rage resurfaces
A gray truck allegedly followed a man to work. Although he reportedly didn’t know the driver, he told the Kalispell Police Department that the same gray truck drives by his residence and workplace daily, h...
Fitness trainer opens new gym in Whitefish
A new family run fitness gym in Whitefish prides itself on being an accessible facility with an authentic training experience.
Man charged with felony after standoff with police in Kalispell
Prosecutors charged Brian Scott Weidner, 43, with felony intimidation in the wake of the Aug. 3 confrontation.
Columbia Falls Community Market must raise $1 million in two weeks or potentially lose its home
The Columbia Falls Community Market is under the proverbial gun to raise about $1 million by Sept. 7 in order to purchase its current location.