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On the whole, grizzly bears are still limited to about 2% of their former numbers and 2% of their former range.

Illegal aliens were involved in that stabbing incident in Kila, Montana. This comes at roughly the same time as two other stabbing incidents in Bozeman.

Four skiers, all in their mid-30s, are safe after encountering an avalanche near Marion Lake Saturday.Flathead Avalanche Center reports one skier triggered a sl

But after Sanders County Search and Rescue and the Flathead County Sheriff Office Specialized Divers teams got involved, Chambers was recovered from the river.

A man has been sentenced to 51 months in prison for his part in stealing $150,000 from a Kalispell woman through an international computer-hacking scheme.

Contrary to Dale Jorgenson’s assertions in his Jan. 18 letter to the editor “Grizzly bear population out of control,” we do not have “way too many grizzly bears in this country,” we are not “being over-run with grizzlies,” and we should not delist the grizzlies so we can “start hunting them again to thin out their numbers.”

The current weather pattern and lack of moisture are already causing issues with some of the roads creating the need for restrictions earlier than usual, according to the county.

For the past 40 years, Montana has been one of the most at-risk states for suicide, with the second highest suicide death rate in the nation in 2022 at 32 deaths per 100,000 people. That’s consistently twice the national average of 13 deaths per 100,000 people.

The Flathead County Board of Commissioners approved weight restictions on all county roads, to go into effect on Feb. 23.WEIGHT RESTRICTIONS FOR ALL COUNTY ROAD

After Glacier Bank in Montana alerted the FBI, the clock started ticking.