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Two men were allegedly quarreling online in a Facebook group and exchanging mean sentiments back and forth when one of them asked if the other lived on a particular street and said something to the effect of...
Hannah Boll founded Stumptown Floral when she was only a sophomore in high school.
Road work will kick off on July 21, and is expected to wrap up in the fall of 2027, according to a July 16 announcement from the Montana Department of Transportation.
It is long believed by Native Americans that the hot spring water carries sacred healing powers. Jesuit missionary Father de Smet was traveling through Little Bitterroot River Valley in 1842 when he came acr...
What sells most has changed through the decades, like kayaks from the 1990s through the early 2010s to backcountry ski equipment in recent years. But the selection of brands and expertise is what keeps peopl...
Bigfork's Miller Campbell was one of a slate of acts from Northwest Montana to grace the stage at this year’s music festival alongside country, folk and Americana giants like Zach Top, Chris Stapleton and...
A district court judge in Helena has narrowed the scope of a lawsuit seeking to invalidate sections of the Montana Republican Party’s bylaws that require loyalty oaths and allows the state central committe...
Michael Raymond Loncto, 44, is accused of failing to check in with his probation and parole officer since he was last released from jail in March.
A smart book locker coming to Evergreen will offer a 24/7 check out service for patrons of the Flathead County Library.
The Bob Marshall Wilderness Foundation is adapting its trips this summer in the Bob as the 1.6 million acre wilderness, like many forests in Northwest Montana, has seen extreme blowdowns.
The man convicted of running over and killing his ex-wife in 2023 was sentenced Thursday to 30 years in prison with five suspended.
A bookkeeper employed by a Kalispell firm is accused of using a company credit card to make thousands of dollars in personal purchases over the past two years.
A Kalispell man allegedly left a string of threatening voicemails with an ex-girlfriend years after she went to the police with concerns that he had sexually abused her children.
A motorist with a shotgun or rifle riding, well, shotgun earned the ire of fellow drivers near Whitefish. Several callers told the authorities that the driver of a beat-up gray passenger car, possibly an Old...
The big black back moved through the brilliant fall brush and I thought to myself, “My God, that’s the biggest grizzly bear I have ever seen.”
Following Commissioner Shawn Smalley's resignation, the Mineral County Republican Central Committee met on July 8 to select three nominees for consideration by the remaining members of the Mineral County Boa...
As Glacier Park International Airport closes in on the second week of runway repairs, Director Rob Ratkowski said construction is progressing smoothly and remains on track.
The Kalispell Planning Commission on Tuesday backed Habitat for Humanity of Flathead Valley’s proposed mixed-income neighborhood in North Kalispell.
After more than half a century of federal protections, the Trump Administration on Tuesday announced a proposal to return management of grizzly bears in the Lower 48 to the states.
A faction of Republican precinct leaders is seeking to oust local party leadership following what they view as a series of missteps and power grabs by Flathead County Republican Central Committee Chair Al Ol...
State pitches price hikes for parks and campsites, 89 nonprofits selected for Great Fish Challenge, opening on Columbia Falls City Council after resignation, man allegedly steals and crashes a pickup in Coram.
This week, for the 25th year, hundreds of elite equestrians from around the world will gather for the farm's renowned weeklong competition, The Event at Rebecca Farm. The tradition changed the trajectory of...
Someone reportedly placed speed bumps on a private road in Kalispell and complained to the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office that a neighbor pulled them up.
State officials announced plans last week to replace the bridge over Libby Creek on Farm to Market Road, just south of Libby. The bridge was destroyed during flooding Dec. 10-11, 2025, that widely affected s...