Vocal supergroup performs for one night only in Whitefish

Pop and vocal jazz band The Black Market Trust will bring the sounds of great American crooners combined with the romantic gypsy fire of jazz guitarist Django Reinhardt to the the O’Shaughnessy Center April 22.

'Anything Goes' at Flathead Valley Community College

When it comes to Flathead Valley Community College's theater and music department — “Anything Goes.”

Legals for April, 13 2023

Judge blocks rules intended to protect nation's waterways

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — A federal judge on Wednesday temporarily blocked a federal rule in 24 states that is intended to protect thousands of small streams, wetlands and other waterways throughout the nation.

Abortion providers fail to block 15-week restriction before it becomes law

A Helena judge on Monday denied a motion filed earlier today by Montana abortion providers seeking to block House Bill 721, a bill that would prohibit the most common procedure for terminating pregnancies after the first trimester.

District board issues cease and desist order on inholder home along McDonald Creek in Glacier

The Flathead Conservation District has formally issued a cease and desist order to the California couple building a home on lower McDonald Creek in Glacier National Park.

Nonprofit hosts Earth Day event April 22 in Kalispell

Focusing on uplifting common-sense solutions to climate change, event attendees will learn how to reduce carbon pollution, clean up the air and learn about creating a livable world for future generations.

Historic presentation examines Charles Lindbergh's Montana connections

Charles Lindbergh became world famous after his solo flight across the Atlantic in 1927.

County Planning Board looks at rezone for land adjacent to wildlife management area

A number of public hearings regarding zone changes and subdivisions are also on Wednesday’s agenda, along with a proposal to revise the county’s vacation rental regulations.

Suspect in failed break-in takes plea deal

Kyle Kenneth Smith, 32, changed his plea before Judge Amy Eddy on April 6 after striking a deal with prosecutors.

Evergreen sidewalk project looks to next phase

The goal is to construct a half-mile of sidewalk north of Evergreen Junior High School.

Moy, Dowler to play in Montana-Wyoming All-Stars

A pair of Kalispell hoops standouts, Noah Dowler and Maddy Moy, picked up more honors Tuesday with their selections to the Montana-Wyoming All-Stars basketball series.

Fast marks out of cool Kalispell Time Trials

Tuesday seemed less than optimal for a fast track meet, but plenty of impressive marks were put up at the Kalispell Time Trials held at Legends Stadium.

Polson police chief resigns after DUI charge

Polson Police Chief Wade Nash stepped down from his role Tuesday and has announced that he will officially retire from the force May 2. The announcement came Tuesday morning, and followed the chief’s DUI arrest early Saturday morning.

Bob Marshall Wilderness Foundation names new executive director

The Bob Marshall Wilderness Foundation has named Clifford Kipp as the nonprofit’s next executive director.

Abortion clinics in conservative-led states face increasing legal threats

Thirty years ago, Blue Mountain Clinic Director Willa Craig stood in front of the sagging roof and broken windows of an abortion clinic that an arsonist had burned down early that morning in Missoula, Montana.

Man accused of making death threats against Tester takes plea deal

Indicted on charges of threatening to murder and threatening to assault a member of Congress, Kevin Patrick Smith initially maintained his innocence at his Feb. 23 arraignment in U.S. District Court.

Law roundup: People scramble to Easter egg hunt

A church’s helicopter Easter egg drop garnered more interest than organizers expected and Flathead County Sheriff’s Office was called upon for traffic control assistance.

Jimmie Ray Fahlgren, 68

Jimmie Ray Fahlgren, 68

Letters to the editor April 11

Letters to the editor April 11