Headlines: Montana's bathroom bill, Glacier Park property ruling, and housing affordability
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Bathroom bill poised to become law, judge rules a private home constructed in Glacier Park can stay, and what local experts say about housing affordability in NW Montana
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Join Daily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman as she reads some of the week’s top stories, including details about a bathroom bill that has cleared its last hurdle in the legislature, why a judge ruled that a house built in Glacier National Park can remain, and what local experts from the University of Montana have to say about Northwest Montana’s economic outlook this year, including a continued trend of high housing prices.
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Bathroom bill clears GOP-led Legislature, poised to become law
Housing affordability remains a top economic concern for Flathead Valley
Private house in Glacier Park can remain, federal judge rules
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