Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 9th of September.
Good morning, Kalispell.
A 43-year-old Kila man convicted in 2022 for killing a Hungry Horse woman and injuring her husband in a shooting at a Martin City bar parking lot filed an appeal today to the Montana Supreme Court, saying Flathead County law enforcement did not honor his request for an attorney—he seeks a new trial with a state response by Sept. 20.
The Kalispell Police Department is investigating reports of shots fired in downtown and South Kalispell last night — officers are gathering details and searching for more evidence.
Residents of Colonial Villa Apartments said they heard strange sounds on Sunday night near East Washington St when an unknown man was seen and about 10 cars had their tires slashed while another neighbor heard noises like gunfire before police came with no injuries reported—authorities said they are investigating the events.
Kalispell police are investigating gunshots fired downtown and in the south end on Sunday night — no injuries or damage have been reported as officers follow leads to find a person of interest.
Flathead Valley Community College in Kalispell is adding extra classes for its senior initiative in the fall for seniors aged 65 and up—courses such as watercolor and creative writing.
The college expanded the program after a spring enrollment of 230 filled quickly and in-person registration begins tomorrow, with classes costing between $83 and $103 and starting October 3.
The Montana Public Service Commission rejected a petition from 41 groups seeking to add climate change factors into its energy oversight.
PSC Chief Legal Staff Lucas Hamilton argued the ruling would impose extra demands — Public Service Commission President Brad Molnar warned the decision could soon face a court challenge.
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