Headlines: Man sentenced for killing of homeless man, federal funding cuts affect local food banks, and immigration legislation advances in House
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Flathead County man sentenced for killing of homeless man, federal funding cuts leave local food banks looking to fill shelves and immigration legislation advances in House
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Join Daily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman as she goes over the week’s top headlines for our region.
This week we learn more details about the sentencing of Kaleb Fleck, a Flathead County man who pleaded guilty to the 2023 killing of Scott Bryan, a homeless man living in Kalispell.
We’ll hear from local food banks about the effects of federal cuts to food assistance programs.
And we’ll go over the details of House Bill 896, that seeks to criminalize the “harboring” of people with an unknown immigration status, which nonprofits say could put hospitals, churches and community organizations at risk.
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Flathead man sentenced for 2023 killing of homeless man in Kalispell
Federal funding cuts leave Flathead Valley food banks looking to fill shelves
Immigration legislation advances despite strong opposition from nonprofits
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