People allegedly left a sign on a sidewalk that stated, “Everyone is going to hell.” A man called the Kalispell Police Department, claiming it was illegal, but he wouldn’t provide his name or phone ...

The store features a range of items, gifts and clothes, from sweaters to plates to cards. Each item is carefully curated.

I am honored to serve a third term as the state representative for House District 6 in northwest Kalispell. I write to you ...

Many of the issues that we discuss at the Legislature can seem distant and complicated to the average Montanan. Hunting is ...

Glacier National Park officials say the upcoming summer season remains unclear amid federal budget cuts and mass terminations ...

The Kootenai Valley Head Start programs in Libby and Troy enjoyed a special visit earlier this month from Miss Montana Kaylee ...

A novel fundraiser, likely the first of its kind, was launched earlier this month, wherein a dream property in Montana could ...

Flathead County Library trustees inched closer to the construction of a new Kalispell branch on Thursday, signing a letter of ...

Talk of launching a code enforcement program in Kalispell among city councilors last week ran aground on two obstacles — funding and philosophy.

Two sisters patronizing a Martin City establishment reportedly yanked a woman off a barstool. Parties were separated.

By creating a government claims court, cases involving constitutional questions and other important matters could be resolved quickly and fairly.

Those of us lucky enough to call Montana home know that our state is like no other. We take care of each other. If your car breaks down, especially in the dead of winter, a stranger is going to pull ...