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Arlee’s Stockton named Teacher of the Year
Longtime Arlee High School science teacher Bill Stockton has been selected as Montana’s Teacher of the Year.
Ronan man killed in US 93 crash near St. Ignatius
A Ronan man is dead and two others were injured after a two-vehicle crash Thursday morning on U.S. 93 near St. Ignatius.
Polson police investigating toddler's death
The 1-year-old died at a Spokane hospital.
Hospital: counterfeit oxycodone causing overdoses
Local health officials are warning the public of an influx of counterfeit opioid tablets arriving recently in the area from Missoula and Spokane.
Interior Secretary Haaland signs CSKT water compact
U.S. Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland formally executed the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes water compact.
Community mourns abrupt loss of Amanda Farley
Amanda Lynn Farley graduated from Polson High School in 2019.
St. Ignatius woman dies in Ravalli County crash
A 30-year-old St. Ignatius woman died and four others in the vehicle were taken to area hospitals.
Polson man dies in I-90 crash near Drummond
The crash occurred around 6:30 a.m. on I-90 by Gold Creek.
Highway 35 opens to local traffic with restrictions; expect delays
The speed limit is reduced to 35 mph from mile markers 6 to 13 for public and firefighter safety.
UPDATE (Monday): Boulder 2700 Fire re-entry area expanded
Latest information on the Boulder 2700 Fire and the Crooks Fire in Lake County.
UPDATE (Sunday): Latest on Boulder 2700 and Crooks fires
Latest information on the Boulder 2700 Fire and the Crooks Fire in Lake County.
UPDATE (Saturday): Latest on Boulder 2700 and Crooks fires
Latest information on the Boulder 2700 Fire and the Crooks Fire in Lake County.
Polson residents can resume watering; some restrictions remain
The city of Polson announced Monday morning that a citywide water emergency.
Polson declares water emergency; some shutoffs in effect
The city’s Water and Sewer departments will be turning off water until 10 p.m. Monday for residents of Skyview Lane, Skyline Drive, Mission View, JB Drive and Claffey Drive.
Montana tribes sue over Indian Education for All compliance
Montana’s 1972 Constitution required all public school students to receive education about Native American culture and heritage.