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First vessel uses alternate channel to bypass wreckage at the Baltimore bridge collapse site
BALTIMORE (AP) — A tugboat pushing a fuel barge was the first vessel to use an alternate channel to bypass the wreckage of Baltimore's collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge, which had blocked traffic along the vital port's main shipping channel.
The EU plans to fast-track some financial aid to Egypt. The usual funding safeguards will not apply
The European Union aims to fast-track up to $1.1 billion in financial aid to Egypt, using a funding procedure that bypasses parliamentary oversight and other safeguards. The funds are part of a bigger aid package under an EU-Egypt deal aimed partly at stopping migrants from reaching European shores.
Law roundup: Tunnel dweller threatens to beat up teens
A woman hanging out in the pedestrian tunnel underneath the bypass reportedly yelled at high schoolers that she was going to beat them up.
Feeling down? Make a run for it
Habitués of higher elevations have to try harder for happy.
Law roundup: Woman wants cops to ‘put the fear of God’ in teen driver
A woman allegedly wanted the Kalispell Police Department to “Put the fear of God into the [teen] driver” of a Honda Pilot that cut her off in the bypass merging lane and flipped her off.
Biden EV mandates not practical for Montana
Life in Montana takes energy. Companies and individuals across the state have worked tirelessly over the years to ensure Montanans have the power to go about their lives in the way they want. It is part of what makes Montana the Last Best Place.
Council to consider development proposals in North Kalispell
Kalispell City Council is kicking off the new year with a full plate of subdivision and road construction proposals to consider during Monday’s meeting.
Housing the rich in one town, the workers in another
I live in Victor, Idaho — one of Jackson, Wyoming’s, bedroom communities. Every day, roughly 3,400 Idaho residents drive over Teton Pass to work in Jackson. Only about 11,000 of us live on this side of the pass—2,000 in Victor—so commuters make up a significant portion of our population.
Law roundup: Man doesn’t get far with deep state fears
A man allegedly thought “agents of the deep state” were entering his apartment through a hidden entrance located in the closet. Although he ...
Law roundup: Garbage strikes woman’s windshield
A man in a gray car parked next to a woman’s vehicle threw something that landed on her windshield and drove away. She called the Kalispell Police Department because she reportedly wanted to make sure “the substance he threw was not illegal.” It was an empty pack of Lucky Strike cigarettes.
Law roundup: Resident gets their goat
Someone called 911 and hung up, then called again to report a dozen goats stampeding through yards
Healthy rainfall eases fire restrictions in Glacier Park
Campfires will once again be allowed in Glacier National Park and on the Flathead Forest beginning Friday.
Letters to the editor July 30
Letters to the editor July 30
New bill promises harsher fines for boaters ignoring efforts to halt spread of invasive species in Montana
State wildlife officials examine over 100,000 boats annually at roadside inspection stations, searching for signs of hitchhiking critters that could harm local lakes, rivers and streams.
Law roundup: No HOA stamp of approval for tattoo trailer
A woman complained about an ongoing issue of an unattached “tattoo trailer” parking on the street in her neighborhood
Law roundup: Children take go-kart for joyride in the street
Someone called the Kalispell Police Department reportedly concerned about the safety and legality of 8-year-olds driving a “NASCAR go-kart-type vehicle” in front of cars. The person called police back urging officers to get there immediately because the kids nearly careened ...
Law roundup: Donkey goes for an evening stroll
A friendly miniature donkey reportedly went for an evening jaunt when it was spotted running in the middle of the street by someone who called the Kalispell Police Department, saying it was following their car.
State puts plot of land in North Kalispell up for lease
The Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation is putting a 25-acre tract of State Trust Land up for lease in North Kalispell.
Under pressure on plane safety, Boeing is buying stressed supplier Spirit for $4.7 billion
Boeing has announced plans to acquire key supplier Spirit AeroSystems for $4.7 billion. It says the move will improve plane quality and safety. Boeing previously owned Spirit, and the purchase would reverse a longtime Boeing strategy of outsourcing key work on its passenger planes
The Supreme Court allows emergency abortions in Idaho for now in a limited ruling
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court cleared the way Thursday for Idaho hospitals to provide emergency abortions for now in a procedural ruling that left key questions unanswered and could mean the issue ends up before the conservative-majority court again soon.