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Flathead spikers sweep Capital, Glacier falls to Helena in 5
Savanna Sterck helped the Flathead Bravettes beat Helena Capital in three sets Thursday with her three aces and 10 kills.
Kalispell man charged with murder following alleged assault in Butte
A 46-year-old Kalispell man was arrested Tuesday in Divide, Montana, and is charged with negligent homicide in connection with an alleged assault in the parking lot of the Town Pump in Butte, according to the Butte Silver Bow Law Enforcement Department.
WTC presents Afro-pop Okaidja Afroso Trio
Back by popular demand, the Whitefish Theatre Company presents the Okaidja Afroso Trio, a dynamic ensemble of musicians known for their spicy fusion of traditional and contemporary African rhythms.
1021 TWIF briefs
ATP screens ‘Rocky Horror Picture Show’ Halloween week
Glacier Symphony kicks off its 39th season with music from the 19th to 21st centuries
The Glacier Symphony brings excellence in classical music to the Flathead Valley with an initial MasterWorks concert titled “Ascension” Oct. 30 and 31.
Law roundup: Vehicles get stuck in roundabout
A passerby saw vehicles that looked like they were driving up toward “the incomplete bridge” in the roundabout construction area and got stuck. Another caller told the Kalispell Police Department a car was trying to pull a truck out that “buried itself in gravel.”
Two Montanas? New maps highlight state's split personality
For the first time in 30 years, the Census has awarded Montana a second seat in Congress. On paper, that leaves the state's redistricting commission with the easiest task of all its counterparts across the country: Divide the expansive state in half.
State appeals decision to block Montana's new abortion laws
Montana's Attorney General is appealing in the state Supreme Court against a decision by a district court judge to block several laws restricting abortion access while a legal challenge is underway.
Legals for October, 20 2021
Douglas Keith Langel, 89
Douglas Keith Langel, 89, of Kalispell formerly Rudyard, passed away in his home on Oct. 14, 2021.
Legals for October, 19 2021
Scapegoat Wilderness goes to Stage 1 restrictions after human-caused fires
Following two new human-caused fire starts, the Rocky Mountain Ranger District, and the entirety of the Scapegoat Wilderness on the Lincoln Ranger District, returned to Stage 1 fire restrictions on Sunday.
United Way a natural fit for executive director
Nonprofits have played a lifelong role in Roxanna Parker’s life.
Births Logan Health — Whitefish
Declan Michael Baldwin, son of Kevin and Cidni Baldwin of Columbia Falls, was born July 31, 2021, at Logan Health Whitefish.
Legals for October, 18 2021
Hannah Sempf cruises to Western A win
High School cross country
Montana State University dedicates American Indian Hall
BOZEMAN, Mont. (AP) — Montana State University celebrated the grand opening of its American Indian Hall over the weekend, saying it will serve as a bridge between Native American culture and all other cultures on campus.
Montana is not a pumpkin
October is here, leaves are falling, and perhaps Montanans should not be surprised that the Montana Democrats on the Districting and Apportionment Commission are carving up our state like a pumpkin.
Think twice before you 'think pink'
What you need to know about marketing campaigns for breast cancer awareness
1017 Building permits
Whitefish building permits for September 2021