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Area oenophiles can catch a direct flight to Northern California’s wine country from Glacier Park International Airport beginning May 1.

U.S. Sen. Jon Tester last week sent a letter pressing Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg on Bigfork’s historic Bridge Street Bridge, which authorities closed in January after a troubling inspection revealed safety concerns.

Flathead County District Court Judge Robert Allison ruled Feb. 16 that a clerical error resulting in incorrect ballots going out to some voters in Kalispell could have changed the outcome in two of four city council races held in November.

In early February, Polson Police Chief George Simpson introduced two new police officers, Kyle Kearney and Isaiah Williams, to the Polson City Commission. He also presented a letter of commendation to a third officer, Marcus Lindquist, for helping 911 dispatchers during a Dec. 10 shooting in Ferndale.

Floral and fauna, history and fun things to do at Thompson Park is the Butte Garden Club’s featured topic at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 28, at the Butte Archives, 17

U.S. Senator Jon Tester successfully included his priorities for increasing affordable air service in Montana in legislation to reauthorize the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) that now heads to consideration by

A judge sentenced an individual from India to four years and three months in prison for an international computer-hacking scheme that targeted elderly Americans, resulting in losses over $1.2 million. The defendant admitted guilt to wire fraud charges and will face deportation and restitution payment.

The Living in Flathead Guide helps people learn how to responsibly live with wildlife, rivers and lakes, fires, and much more.

Although Patty Archambault and her son Josh Erickson once knew the Flathead Warming Center as guests, they return these days as volunteers.

Nursing home resident Martha has dementia and she is convinced someone is trying to steal her car. She’s veering from a window toward the parking lot, yelling for help. But her caregivers know there’s no one trying to steal her car, if she even has a car at the facility.