The reports below were provided by the Grant County Sheriff’s Office. All suspects are considered innocent until proven ...

Before giving orders approving the detonation of a rock blast on a lakeshore property in Whitefish in May 2024, longtime ...

Tens of thousands of western Montana residents were without power Wednesday as a powerful wind storm buffeted the region.

The White House is taking aim at MS NOW correspondent Ken Dilanian over his initial reaction to Wednesday's shooting of National Guard troops in Washington D.C. Dilanian appeared during the network's ...

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Happy “Wicked: For Good” opening weekend! After you see the movie, let your stan flag fly with drink specials, trivia and karaoke – there’s even a one-day choir where singers can channel their inner ...

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“It’s with a heavy but grateful heart that I share: my brother James, lovingly known as Dingo, was found on September 23rd and recovered the following day,” wrote his twin brother, Jerry Dominguez, in ...

A 23-year-old woman has died after she suffered a head injury in a tragic accident while attending a Utah music festival over the weekend, her family said Monday. Ava Ahlander was attending the ...

The remains appeared to have been in the lake for “some time.” Photo by Sara Peters via Unsplash A fisherman reeled in some bones wrapped in clothing, leading to the discovery of human remains in a ...

FLATHEAD LAKE, Mont. — Emergency responders in Lake County received a report today of a fisherman discovering human remains in Flathead Lake in the southeast area of Wildhorse Island. The call came in ...

As a retired scientist who has conducted water quality studies in Flathead Lake for over 30 years, I was deeply concerned by the decision made at the Aug. 21 Lakeside Water and Sewer Board meeting.