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The following is a press release from the U.S. Attorneys Office, District of Montana:

In a memo, City Manager Doug Russell wrote that municipal officials were working with the county, particularly the Flathead City-County Health Department, to direct opioid settlement funds toward a co-responder program.

Questions about her plans after leaving the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office went unanswered. Her gaze shifted downward, focused on the feet below her when asked about her career highlights.

First responders warn you to slow down and watch out for wildlife on Montana roadways.The Olney Fire Department responded after a car hit an elk and burst into

The parent of a high school wrestler is alleging the Kalispell School District and officials with a standout wrestling program failed to protect her son from a sexual assault and permitted a culture and “tradition” of hazing in a lawsuit filed last week following three related federal complaints.

In a phone interview Monday, Busse said the violation was unintentional.

In a phone interview Monday, Busse said the violation was unintentional.

Officials from Flathead County’s three municipalities have confirmed interest in participating in a summit to discuss each city’s role in addressing the valley’s growing homelessness crisis.

Looking over the ballots for Tuesday’s election we are impressed with the number of candidates looking to serve their communities through public office.

The Kalispell Police Department released the following information:Press Release Bomb Threat 11-4-23 by NBC Montana on Scribd