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Visits to Whitefish Lake state parks dip slightly in 2014
State parks in Montana were busier than ever last year with 2.25 million visitors recorded in 2014.
Today in History
Today in History
Prominent Montana authors visit local library with rough and tumble tales
The Mineral County Public Library in Superior held a “Meet and Greet” with two Montana authors on Friday. They were Russell Rowland, a Billings author who just released the book “Fifty-Six Counties: A Montana Journey,” along with Superior author, Mike Lapinski, who released “Damaged Goods.”
August 9, 2016
Skiers swarm slopes during Christmas week
Whitefish Mountain Resort is reporting a banner Christmas week for total skier visits thanks, in part, to one of the deepest snowpacks in the region.
They’re on the Great American Road trip and living in vans
The Great American Road trip is alive and well in Glacier National Park this summer and the good old van is the vehicle of choice for more than a few folks.
The Latest: Kansas ranks last in reported vaccination rate
TOPEKA, Kan. —- Kansas ranks last among states in its reported COVID-19 vaccination rate, according to U.S. government data, and state officials attribute it to a lag in reporting by providers of the shots.
The Latest: 9 nuns at NY convent die from COVID-19 in month
LATHAM, N.Y. -- Officials in upstate New York say nine nuns at a convent have died of causes related to COVID-19 in just over a month.
Redskins undergoing 'thorough review' of team name
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Washington Redskins are undergoing a “thorough review” of their nickname.
Gravel pit's resurrection stirs opposition
SANDPOINT — A controversial gravel mine proposal near the Kootenai County line is resurfacing.
Going green
Rathdrum school plans outdoor conservation project, pavilion
RATHDRUM - It's getting greener at Mountain View.
PEAKS: They need citizens' protection
On the Montana/North Idaho border there are 88,000 acres of wilderness, also known as Scotchman Peaks. None of this land is designated to the animals and nature. If we don't have a designated site for the animals, we will lose the beauty and wildlife of this majestic land.
They'll be late but juicy
This year's Flathead cherry harvest will be lighter and later than typical, but that means bigger profits for growers.
Law enforcement and court records, Aug. 26
Lake County District Court, Judge McNeil presiding
The Latest: S. Dakota town won't change flag on police logo
TOP OF THE HOUR:
Legals for August, 21 2024
'Sheriff Joe' speaks at Cd'A Resort
Controversial lawman addresses illegal immigration, how he runs jail system
COEUR d'ALENE - Controversy, as they say, sells.
James Anthony Kiley, 93
James “Jim” Kiley, 93, loving father, husband, friend and physician, died on Aug. 21, 2019, in Portland, Oregon, after a long illness. He was a family physician in Kalispell from 1972 until his retirement 15 years ago.
Misadventure ends in heartwarming tale
SAGLE — A dog’s chilly misadventures on thin ice could have ended badly if not for the timely intervention of Sagle firefighters.
Stuck at home? Stay healthy (and isolated) by getting outside
The COVID-19 pandemic sweeping the globe has upended day-to-day life.