A bill that aims to crack down on employers who hire workers in the country illegally goes before the House Business and Labor Committee on Wednesday. Rep. Courtenay Sprunger, R-Kalispell, introduced House Bill 226,

Kalispell City Council members passed a code revision Tuesday night to address concerns of security and safety at vacant buildings.Current fire code provides a

Kalispell Public Schools (KPS) administrators are recommending the district run a high school general fund levy this spring, Superintendent Matt Jensen told the school board last week. The school district is facing an estimated $2.

Daley, a resident of Kalispell, shared his medical records with NBC Montana. A CAT scan revealed one vertebra was cracked and he had a bulging disk. Documents say the health of his spine will gradually decline. Almost two years later, he is still dealing with the pain and the questions about what happened.

The Montana Imaging Center, located just next to the water tower on U.S. 93, offers both magnetic resonance imaging, also called an MRI, and computerized tomography scans, also known as CT using Canon brand machines.

GasBuddy.com reports that average gasoline prices in Montana have jumped 7.7¢ per gallon in the last week, and currently average $2.86 per gallon as of Monday, January 20, 2025. Gas prices are now 10.8¢ higher in Montana than a month ago, and 0.9¢ per gallon higher than a year ago.

Logan Health in Kalispell successfully performed Montana’s first minimally invasive brain tumor procedure by using cutting-edge robotic laser technology.

MONTANA - Extreme cold weather is set to impact Montana this weekend, with Arctic air bringing temperatures down to single digits and potentially dangerous wind chills.

Montana does allow the death penalty, although a 2015 court ruling that found the specific substance in the law has precluded the state from executing someone ever since.

MONTANA - An Arctic blast is currently bringing frigid temperatures and dangerous wind chills to Montana, with the coldest day expected today.

A bill backed by Senate Republican leadership would divert lodging tax dollars that currently fund tourism promotion and small-town economic development to lower homeowner tax bills.

While clergy are often mandatory reporters outside of the confessional, long-standing legal precedent in the U.S. recognizes the religious freedom of confessors and penitents to be exempt from those rules.