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The Kalispell Fire Department revealed on Thursday the fire at the Quality Inn in Kalispell left an estimated $4 million in damages and losses.Fire Chief Dan Pe

A Wednesday afternoon fire heavily damaged the Quality Inn in Kalispell causing an estimated $3 million in damages.

The Montana Red Cross announced volunteers responded to 11 home fires and helped 27 people since the start of March.The Montana Red Cross has responded to nearl

Any family who adopted through private adoption or through the Montana foster care system on or after July 1, 2022, is eligible for the credit.

Any family who adopted through private adoption or through the Montana foster care system on or after July 1, 2022, is eligible for the credit.

Any family who adopted through private adoption or through the Montana foster care system on or after July 1, 2022, is eligible for the credit.

Experts said it was unlikely that a Colt .45 would accidentally discharge after being dropped and also unlikely a hospital would report an old bullet wound to the military.

Montana has plenty of wide open spaces to let your dog burn off some energy, but these 3 parks are some of the most welcoming to dogs.

Rep. Ryan Zinke announced $6 million in grant funding will be allocated to support five public safety and infrastructure projects.The funding will provide $3 mi

Montana Republican U.S. Senate candidate Tim Sheehy told The Washington Post in a story published during the weekend he had lied to a Glacier National Park ranger about accidentally shooting himself in the arm to try to protect other military service members from what he believed could lead to an investigation into how he actually ended up with a bullet in his arm.