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Fire cooking Howe Ridge again in Glacier Park
On Aug. 10, 2003 the Robert Fire burned down Howe Ridge in Glacier National Park in spectacular fashion.
For Glacier hikers, a charging grizzly gives a lasting lesson
A Kalispell man and his two sons found out just how fast a grizzly bear can run during a recent trek in Glacier National Park.
Foul trouble, turnovers lead to Stillwater rally and win
There was a point in Troy’s boys basketball game against Stillwater Christian when the Cougars’ senior forward, Josh Bray, decided he didn’t want to miss anymore.
D-Day: Our debt can never be repaid
Today is the 70th anniversary of a day that should live in the hearts of free people for all time.
Swim team thanks many who helped
The Kalispell Aquatic Team Swimming thanks the Northridge Lutheran Church and Kalispell Chamber of Commerce for their help with the season banquet.
Griffith leads Wolfpack to comeback victory
LIBBY - Trey Griffith scored 15 points in the fourth quarter and Glacier rallied from a 10-point halftime deficit to beat Libby 49-46 in nonconference boys basketball on Tuesday night.
C-Falls boys stay perfect, crush Thompson Falls
THOMPSON FALLS - Top-ranked Class A Columbia Falls took a 53-17 lead at the half and never looked back in pounding Class B Thompson Falls 78-29 on Friday in boys basketball play.
Rock, not bullet, caused car damage
Man sentenced for threatening repo agent with BB gun
EPHRATA — A Moses Lake man was sentenced for threatening a repossession agent with a BB gun.
Moses Lake man charged with kidnapping infant
EPHRATA — A Moses Lake man allegedly took an infant girl from a house where he was staying without permission from the girl’s parents.
Former Royal City officer involved in domestic shooting
MOSES LAKE - Detectives investigating the Tuesday, Aug. 21 officer-involved shooting near Moses Lake report that the officer was reacting to threats from an armed man who'd reportedly injured a woman and left her bloody.
Sun Road will open to Big Bend, Pass not far behind
The Going-to-the-Sun Road will open to Big Bend, which is three miles below Logan Pass on Friday and the Park hopes to have the road completely open "as soon as it is safe to do so," said Park spokeswoman Amy Vanderbilt.
School's decision on Peck mystifying
The Bigfork School District's decision to abruptly part ways with Bigfork High School Principal Thom Peck the Friday before the first day of school makes little sense, not least because of the district's insistence on keeping mum over the circumstances.
Homicide suspect shot and killed at Woods Bay
A man who allegedly fired shots at local law enforcement officers in the Woods Bay area was killed Tuesday afternoon following a high-speed chase in connection with the alleged homicide of a woman at a residence west of Kalispell, according to Flathead County Sheriff Brian Heino.
Abell leads county commissioner race
Brad Abell was leading a nail-biting contest for the Republican nomination for Flathead County Commissioner as of 11 p.m. on Tuesday night.
Class A Lakers split doubleheader with Camas-Prairie
The class A North Idaho Lakers earned a split at Camas-Prairie on Friday night by winning the nightcap 14-7.
PREP LACROSSE: Sandpoint girls use big second quarter to defeat Kamiakin
Sandpoint (2-0) will play host to Mead on Tuesday.
Selkirk JPA discussed by board
The Selkirk Fire Joint Powers Board met Thursday to discuss extending JPA timelines to accommodate upcoming workshops and approve two recommendations.
Todd to throw at Olympic Trials Friday
University of Montana javelin thrower Evan Todd, a Glacier High graduate, is heading back to Eugene, Oregon this week for the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials at Hayward Field.
Plains teams post impressive victories
The Plains boys basketball train is back on track.