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Robert Solomon Kowalski, 50, faces one count of criminal endangerment in Flathead County District Court following his Dec. 22 arrest.

Spotting a red sedan parked in a lot off of Idaho Street with a sign on it reading “pit bull puppies” and children playing nearby, a passerby feared the worst and called the Kalispell Police Department. They told authorities they suspected that the operation was a front and the children were actually the ones up for auction.

Public schools in Flathead County overall saw a negligible -1% decrease in enrollment compared to 2022 with a total enrollment of 15,173 kindergarten through 12-graders.

A Kalispell city councilor will be allowed to participate in a case that seeks to nullify the November municipal election and hold it again.

Logan Health in Kalispell is reporting an uptick in influenza patients this holiday season.

Logan Health in Kalispell is reporting an uptick in influenza patients this holiday season.

Job growth in Montana continues to thrive as the state’s total workforce reached a new all-time high last month.

A California couple is taking a two-pronged legal approach to fight the ordered removal of their house along the banks of McDonald Creek in Glacier National Park.

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Gov. Greg Gianforte in a statement said the state added nearly 580 jobs in November with more than 563,000 Montanans working.