MISSOULA — Here's a look at Western Montana's top news stories for Monday.
Two young children are among the four people who died in what's believed to be a murder-suicide in Kalispell. The Kalispell Police Department responded to a mental health call after Nicholas Olson-Hartley, "made multiple concerning statements" to 911 dispatchers before hanging up. (read the full update)
Around 100 Missoulians protested on Saturday against the federal government's actions, particularly those of the Trump Administration, regarding education, the economy and public lands. Demonstrators voiced concerns that proposed budget cuts could significantly impact Montana's future. The next protest is scheduled for June. (Read the full story)
Marshall Mountain held its new annual trail race, the Marshall Mountain Revival, featuring a five-mile race and a 25-kilometer race on Mother's Day. The first-ever event fostered community spirit and support for local non-profits, with organizers looking forward to future events to help enhance Marshall's trails. (Read the full story)
