Unusual use of pan prompts call

Flathead County Sheriff's deputies responded to a home on U.S. 93 South after a woman allegedly hit her husband over the head with a frying pan. The man did not need medical attention and deputies separated the couple for the night.

Kids sitting in a car on Flathead Drive were reportedly acting suspicious, but had taken off before deputies arrived.

People on Houston Drive in Whitefish thought they heard a dog fall through the ice on Whitefish Lake. There was yelping, then silence. Responders were unable to find a dog under the ice.

Animal wardens took care of a stray Columbia Falls dog.

A woman on Conrad Drive refused to cooperate with investigators when deputies responded to her residence for a possible domestic dispute. A man in the house told deputies he didn't know why the woman called 911. Both had been drinking.

A man whose asbestos-filled house had flooded was put in touch with the Red Cross.

A Gordon Avenue resident called deputies about an attempted burglary after his house key failed to open the back door.

Mountain lion tracks were spotted on West Valley Drive in Whitefish.

A man and his girlfriend, both of whom had been drinking, were separated after a fight on Middle Road. Each combatant gave deputies a different version of events.

Deputies responded to a residence on Third Avenue West North after a 911 hang up and found the house empty.

Someone reported underage drinking at a Cheviot Loop party, but when deputies arrived they found the only beverage being served was soda.

A Woodland Road resident called deputies because their 15-year-old daughter was tearing up the house. Deputies counseled the family, who all agreed to go to bed.

A Rockwood Road woman went to a friend's house after a man allegedly slapped her hand.

A woman waiting in a Hungry Horse bar for the weather to clear and roads to improve was reported as a suspicious person.