Headlines: Border Patrol concerns in Whitefish, Glacier gorge rescue, and helicopter mayhem in Kalispell
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Whitefish rethinking its relationship with Border Patrol, Bystanders credited with saving hikers that fell into Glacier National Park gorge, Kalispell man earns felony charges for allegedly ransacking a helicopter.
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Join Daily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman as we go over some of the week’s headlines stories for Northwest Montana.
This week we learn about discussions between Whitefish City Councilors about the city’s relationship with local Border Patrol, as well as the heroic efforts from bystanders that helped save hikers who fell into Avalanche Creek gorge in Glacier National Park, and details about a Kalispell man who earned a pair of felony charges after allegedly ransacking a helicopter.
Photos from this week’s show are as credited: Daily Inter Lake photographer Casey Kreider, Whitefish Pilot, Leanette Galaz, Hungry Horse News Editor Chris Peterson, Tereasa Byrd, The Associated Press,
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Whitefish rethinking its relationship with Border Patrol, officials say
'Heroic efforts' of bystanders credited with saving hikers that fell in Glacier National Park gorge
Allegedly ransacking a helicopter earns Kalispell man a pair of felony charges
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