Kellogg discusses future

KELLOGG - The fight to return the city of Kellogg to its former glory is continuing.

Deputies suspect car fire was arson

A Nicholson Drive man received death threats from a neighbor. Eight hours later, someone allegedly poured an accelerant on the front seat of the man's car and lit it on fire. The culprit also left a cryptic note. Flathead County Sheriff's deputies are investigating the suspected arson.

Flathead County

The Flathead County Sheriff's Office said a reported broken jaw and knife attack early Sunday was fabricated by a man who came home to find another man standing in his house. The resident said he'd punched the intruder because the burglar was stealing his wife's jewelry. Not so. Turned out the resident feared getting in trouble for attacking the intruder, so the resident stabbed himself and argued self defense. Now he faces a possible false-report charge, which can carry as long as a year in jail and a small fine. The Inter Lake's initial report that a woman was stabbed was incorrect.

Study of railroad corridor shared

Analysis looks at financial possibilities

A business hired to explore market opportunities and the cost of revitalization goals in Kalispell’s railroad corridor will share its findings with the Kalispell City Council at a work session tonight.

Panhandling law up for final vote tonight

An ordinance to regulate panhandlers in the name of public safety comes up for a second and final reading at tonight’s Kalispell City Council meeting.

Patient testing for virus in N. Carolina to expand greatly

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina health officials greatly expanded the scope of

Patient testing for virus in N. Carolina to expand greatly

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina health officials greatly expanded the scope of

Patient testing for virus in N. Carolina to expand greatly

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina health officials greatly expanded the scope of

DEQ takes comments on proposal to install fuel tanks at new Town Pump

DEQ takes comments on proposal to install fuel tanks at new Town Pump

Time to take precautions against bears

As you make plans for the July Fourth holiday...

Law roundup: Laptop vanishes into thin air

A woman called the Kalispell Police Department alleging that a MacBook Air delivered to her husband’s business address was stolen.

Patient testing for virus in N. Carolina to expand greatly

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina health officials greatly expanded the scope of

Idaho State Senate: Jon Cantamessa (R)

Jon Cantamessa is seeking election to the position of Idaho State Senator for Idaho’s Legislative District #2.

Planning continues for new Samaritan Hospital

MOSES LAKE — A discombobulated construction market and construction material availability concerns are having an effect, or could have an effect, on the construction of the new Samaritan Hospital.

Housing help is on the way

Habitat for Humanity breaks ground for 21 families Saturday

Habitat for Humanity breaks ground Saturday on a condominium project that will serve 21 local families, helping them gain the stability of affordable housing.

FWP reminds all to be bear aware when recreating outdoors

Bears are emerging from dens with the onset of spring and people headed outdoors should “Be Bear Aware.”

Fearful despots endangering humanity

In the summer of 1975, I rode my bicycle from Iwakuni to Hiroshima, Japan, a distance of about 30 kilometers. Upon arriving, I was taken aback by the nearly total modernity of the entire city. There were no structures older than 30 years of age, except for the steel hulk of the former International Exposition Building, which sat at ground zero when the atomic bomb was dropped on August 6, 1945. I was a young Marine NCO at the time.

Get familiar with upland game bird program access guide

Upland bird season kicks off Sept. 1, so it’s a good time to dig into this season’s hunting access guide.

Cop catches sidewalk lovers' quarrel

A couple walking on a city street picked a bad time to get into a fight since an off-duty Kalispell Police Department officer was walking behind them. They had pushed each other before an officer sent the man on his way and another office accompanied the woman to a gas station where she was going to get a ride from another person.

Old Bay hot sauce with 'Chesapeake flavor' has fiery debut

BALTIMORE (AP) — A new product from a famous Baltimore-based seasoning company made a sizzling debut on Wednesday when it sold out within an hour of being released.