Pants optional for man on a walk

An intoxicated resident allegedly decided to walk around the building wearing only a T-shirt and nothing else while in the presence of women and children.

Fighting hunger year-round

Unusual team finds ways to feed families

Community Library Network and Second Harvest team up for weekly grocery giveaways

It's time to be 'bear aware'

Remove or secure food attractants at residences

Grizzly suspected in livestock killing

Llama, sheep died in Tuesday night attack in Boundary County

Griz likely behind attack

Grizzly suspected in livestock killing

Llama, sheep died in Tuesday night attack in Boundary County

Griz likely behind attack

Law roundup: Man offers local deputies tip regarding Jan. 6 riot

A man walked into the lobby of the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office with a tip regarding the Jan. 6 Capitol riot in Washington, D.C.

Coronavirus deaths up to 53, Gov. releases $8M to food bank

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — The Oregon Health Authority has reported one new coronavirus death, bringing the total number of people who have died from the disease to 53. The authority said Monday that the person who died was a 66-year-old Washington County woman who had underlying medical conditions.

Coronavirus deaths up to 53, Gov. releases $8M to food bank

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — The Oregon Health Authority has reported one new coronavirus death, bringing the total number of people who have died from the disease to 53. The authority said Monday that the person who died was a 66-year-old Washington County woman who had underlying medical conditions.

Coronavirus deaths up to 53, Gov. releases $8M to food bank

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — The Oregon Health Authority has reported one new coronavirus death, bringing the total number of people who have died from the disease to 53. The authority said Monday that the person who died was a 66-year-old Washington County woman who had underlying medical conditions.

Snowpack recovery improves streamflow forecasts

State hydrologists are encouraged by the above-average snowpack that has stacked up in Montana’s mountain terrain this winter despite temperatures that have trended well above normal.

Snowpack recovery improves Montana streamflow forecasts

State hydrologists are encouraged by the above-average snowpack that has stacked up in Montana’s mountain terrain this winter despite temperatures that have trended well above normal.

MOVING HISTORY FORWARD: 1930s CCC Camps in the St. Joe Forest

When Franklin Delano Roosevelt was elected U.S. President in 1932, he was faced with solving the problems of a country rich in resources but with a declining economy which was strangling growth and limiting prosperity.

Worth the wait

Book Nooks popping up around Polson

POLSON – We’ve all had to endure our share of long waits at the doctor’s office or auto garage. Though typically tedious ordeals that can test one’s patience, recent efforts of the North Lake County Public Library and the Greater Polson Community Foundation are making idle time at such locations more bearable — and even enjoyable — at several places around town, through the proliferation of “Book Nooks.”

Snowpack recovery improves Montana streamflow forecasts

State hydrologists are encouraged by the above-average snowpack that has stacked up in Montana’s mountain terrain this winter despite temperatures that have trended well above normal.

West Shore Library shares 'grand opening'

The West Shore Library may have been around for 13 years, but that didn't stop the library board of directors from holding an official "grand opening" to celebrate the recent changes that have taken place, like the new bookstore and 800 additional square feet added back in January.

West Shore Library shares 'grand opening'

The West Shore Library may have been around for 13 years, but that didn't stop the library board of directors from holding an official "grand opening" to celebrate the recent changes that have taken place, like the new bookstore and 800 additional square feet added back in January.

Lakeside plan injunction remains in place

A court order prohibiting the Lakeside Neighborhood Plan from taking effect will remain in place a while longer.

Lakeside plan injunction remains in place

A court order prohibiting the Lakeside Neighborhood Plan from taking effect will remain in place a while longer.

Police: `Critical incident' at Molson Coors in Milwaukee

MILWAUKEE (AP) — Milwaukee police are responding to what they are calling a “critical incident” on the Molson Coors Brewing Co. campus amid reports of a possible shooting.

Cathryn Schroeder, 92

Cathryn Schroeder passed away at Mountain View Manor in Eureka on July 22, 2025, after a short stay there.