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Montana snowpack rapidly melted in May
Throughout May, warm temperatures across Montana led to a rapid melt off of the state’s snowpack, which sits “larg…
Class-action lawsuit filed following Logan Health data breach
Former patients of Logan Health allege in a new class-action lawsuit that the medical provider’s November data breach left them open to identity theft and repr…
Missionary worker recounts latest trip to Russia
Staring out the airport window at the heavy fog blanketing the Russian city of Volgograd on March 2, Craig Blair wasn’t exactly sure how he was going to make i…
Ax-thrower targets World Championships after injury
A Trego ax-thrower hopes her story of perseverance inspires others like her to pick up a hatchet.
Kalispell looks at grant for West Reserve Drive improvements
The City of Kalispell is looking at securing a grant to make improvements on West Reserve Drive, according to the agenda for a city council meeting April 4.
Whitefish considers easing restrictions on accessory apartments to create housing
Whitefish City Council on Monday is set to consider an overhaul of its regulations relating to accessory apartments with the goal of creating more workforce ho…
Law roundup: Woman advised of her bathroom options
A woman purportedly staying in the Kalispell Police Department lobby needed to urinate “really bad” and couldn’t make it to another location. She was advised of her options.
Kalispell man's incredible journey lands him spot on American Ninja Warrior
A few short years ago Eric Robbins weight and blood pressure threatened his life. After losing 100 pounds and transforming his life, Robbins fulfilled his drea…
Thousands of birds migrate to Freezout Lake
Thousands of birds migrate to Freezout Lake
Eureka wellness center shines light on alternative practices
Eureka wellness center shines light on alternative practices
Flathead Business Watercooler
Flathead Business Watercooler
Three businesses selected for Employer of Choice awards
Three businesses selected for Employer of Choice awards
Letters to the editor April 3
Letters to the editor April 3
Law roundup: Pushy goat butts heads with resident
An aggressive goat made its way on a resident’s property where it rammed their leg. The feisty goat then started ramming the house, according to a call to Flathead County Sheriff’s Office.
Effort advances to save Montana's territorial Capitol
HELENA, Mont. (AP) — It may not have felt like it, but there are some folks who will swear that March 21, 2022 was a very historic day for Montana.
Green Party candidates can appear on Montana ballot in 2022
Two Green Party candidates who have filed to run for seats in the Montana House can appear on the ballot this year as part of a settlement in a long-running le…