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News NowNews NowIdaho Firefighter Ambush, Jewel Basin Rescue, and Deer Culling Plan in the FlatheadIn this episode of News Now from the Daily Inter Lake, reporter Taylor Inman covers three major stories from around the region. In northern Idaho, a shocking attack left two firefighters dead and one injured after a transient man set a wildfire and opened fire on first responders. In the Flathead, the Bigfork Fire Department executed a dramatic rope rescue after a vehicle plunged 400 feet down Jewel Basin Road. And Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is increasing whitetail harvest quotas in the Flathead Valley in response to the spread of chronic wasting disease, marking a new chapter in the...2025-07-0508 minNews NowNews NowGoing-to-the-Sun Opens Early: Visitors React to Glacier’s Iconic Road ExperienceIn this special episode of News Now, reporter Taylor Inman hits the road — literally — to capture the joy, surprise, and awe of visitors experiencing Glacier National Park's Going-to-the-Sun Road on its opening day on June 18th, 2025. From families who extended their trip to lucky travelers who scored last-minute tickets, hear what it's like to witness Glacier’s alpine grandeur for the first time.Guests share stories of wildlife sightings, reservation system wins, and first impressions of Logan Pass, Lake McDonald, and Avalanche Lake. Whether you're a Glacier veteran or planning your first trip, this episode captures the magic...2025-07-0108 minPress PlayPress PlayInterview with Drew Landry: Return to Music Led to Under the Big SkyIn this episode of Press Play, Cajun-born singer-songwriter Drew Landry sits down with Daily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman for a grounded and wide-ranging conversation about songwriting, storytelling, and staying connected to your roots. Known for his raw and honest lyrics, Landry shares the experiences that shaped his voice—from growing up in Louisiana to building a life in East Glacier, Montana.While sitting on the stage at Great Northern Bar in downtown Whitefish, they discuss fighting for what you believe in, the importance of honoring where you come from, and the drive to create something that sp...2025-06-1928 minNews NowNews NowFrom Thailand to Glacier: A Summer of Friendship, Hiking, and Self-DiscoveryIn this episode of News Now, reporter Taylor Inman meets Gam Narakornpaijit, a 23-year-old J-1 exchange visitor from Thailand who spent a life-changing summer working in Glacier National Park. From helping guests at Many Glacier Hotel to crossing freezing rivers on breathtaking hikes, Gam shares the highs, challenges, and cultural experiences of seasonal life in Northwest Montana.She opens up about forging friendships from around the world, throwing a Thai party in the employee dorms, and how a last-minute rodeo trip gave her the full Montana experience. Hear how this biomedical engineering grad turned Glacier staffer found...2025-06-1129 minPress PlayPress PlayInterview with Jamie Wyman: Journey from Social Work to Soulful RockWhitefish singer-songwriter Jamie Wyman is preparing to release Return to the Mothership — a 22-track folk-rock opera rooted in Tarot, transformation, and the raw emotion of lived experience. In this candid conversation with Daily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman, Wyman shares how she left a career in social work to fully embrace music, channeling heartbreak and hope into songs that heal.They talk early influences, songwriting through grief and vertigo, and what it means to create a concept album for women who are trying to make the world a better place. With roots in Kalispell and an origin st...2025-04-2417 minNews NowNews NowSaving History, Affordable Auto Repairs & Habitat for Humanity’s Big MoveThis week on News Now, reporter Taylor Inman spotlights incredible community efforts making a difference in Northwest Montana. Shelbey Blasdel is leading the charge to restore the historic 100-year-old Blasdel Barn, while Assurance Auto in Kalispell is offering reduced-cost car repairs to help residents stay on the road. Plus, Habitat for Humanity’s Flathead chapter has revamped its ReStore space to boost affordable housing efforts. Tune in for these inspiring stories and learn how these projects are shaping the future of the Flathead Valley! Read more from this week’s stories: Lower Valley landmark: Effort to res...2025-03-1507 minNews NowNews NowMeasles Risk in Montana, Arts Funding Cut, & Kalispell Homeless Shelter SettlementThis week on News Now, Taylor Inman covers the latest health concerns as Flathead County officials prepare for a potential measles outbreak amid declining vaccination rates. Plus, state legislators strip funding from five local arts nonprofits, sparking controversy over legislative attendance rules. In Kalispell, the City Council is set to vote on a $140,000 settlement with the Flathead Warming Center, which could reinstate its permit and reshape the city’s approach to homelessness. Stay informed with the biggest headlines across Northwest Montana. A big thank you to our headline sponsor for the News Now podcast, Loren's Auto Repair! The...2025-03-0809 minNews NowNews NowMontana Voting Rights Debate, Kalispell’s $6.8M Wastewater Plan & School Lunch Funding CutThis week on News Now, reporter Taylor Inman breaks down Montana’s heated voting rights debate as lawmakers push new restrictions on voters deemed to have an “unsound mind.” Kalispell city officials look to fast-track a $6.8 million wastewater treatment upgrade, and a legislative subcommittee votes to cut $20 million in federal funds from a summer lunch program serving over 76,000 children. Get the latest updates on these major issues affecting communities across Montana.Read more from this week’s stories: House GOP passes bill restricting Montana voters of “unsound mind”Kalispell City Council poised to fas...2025-03-0109 minPress PlayPress PlayInterview with Luke Dowler: Montana Roots & Inspiration behind SongwritingMontana-based singer-songwriter Luke Dowler joins reporter Taylor Inman to talk about his journey in music, from discovering his first guitar as a kid to shaping his distinct, genre-blending sound. He shares the inspiration behind his latest album, Midnight Conversations, reflecting on late-night talks, personal stories, and the creative process that fuels his songwriting. Dowler also dives into his love for Montana, the challenges of being an independent artist, and what’s next for his music. Luke Dowler is performing live on our press room floor for a lunchtime show on Friday, March 7th, 2025. Please visit https://flatheadtickets.com...2025-02-2726 minNews NowNews NowMontana’s Bathroom Bill, Glacier Park Property Ruling, and Job Growth vs. Low WagesThis week on News Now, join reporter Taylor Inman as she covers the most pressing issues across Northwest Montana. The state legislature passes a controversial bill enforcing sex-segregated public facilities, sparking debate and potential legal challenges. A federal judge rules in favor of a private home inside Glacier National Park, raising questions about land use and conservation laws. Plus, Montana’s economy sees job growth, but wages remain low, making housing affordability a growing concern. Tune in for expert analysis on these major headlines shaping the state. Read more from this week’s stories: Bathroom bill c...2025-02-1511 minNews NowNews NowFlathead River Rules, Mill Levy Debate, and Legislative ShowdownsJoin host Taylor Inman as we unpack recent stories from this week and their implications for our community. In this episode, we dive into the proposed regulations for the Flathead River, which aim to balance the interests of paddlers, anglers, and recreationists amidst booming river traffic. We also cover the controversy surrounding two state bills that could sunset all voter-approved mill levies, potentially impacting Kalispell's emergency services. Finally, we discuss the latest legislative actions in the Montana House of Representatives, including bills on work status verification, voting and petitioning, and a resolution celebrating Donald Trump's presidency. Read m...2025-02-0807 minNews NowNews NowTribal Hunting Bill, Republican Medicaid Expansion Bills, & LEGO RoboticsJoin Daily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman as she reviews the week’s biggest headlines in northwest Montana. A proposed hunting bill is stirring controversy between the state and the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes, with concerns that it could unravel long-standing agreements and lead to legal battles. Meanwhile, Medicaid expansion is back in the legislative spotlight, with multiple bills shaping the future of healthcare access for nearly 80,000 Montanans. And in a much lighter—but no less impressive—story, young engineers put their skills to the test at the FIRST LEGO League robotics tournament, programming their autonomous machines to tackle...2025-02-0110 minNews NowNews NowWhooping Cough Outbreak, Outlaw Inn’s Future, and Logging History Revived in Northwest MontanaThis week on News Now, reporter Taylor Inman is covering the stories making waves in Northwest Montana. Flathead County sees a spike in whooping cough cases, sparking public health concerns and calls for increased vaccination awareness. The vacant Outlaw Inn property in Kalispell moves closer to a possible foreclosure sale, with new security measures in place to prevent further vandalism. Plus, the Northwest Montana History Museum unveils an updated exhibit on the region’s rich timber history, featuring interactive displays and fascinating local stories.Read more of this week’s stories: Outlaw Inn may see new owne...2025-01-2509 minNews NowNews NowMontana Firefighters in LA, Kalispell Housing Debate, and Flathead Warming Center UpdatesThis week on News Now, reporter Taylor Inman unpacks the most significant stories impacting Northwest Montana. Local firefighters join the fight against devastating wildfires in Los Angeles, while Kalispell Mayor Mark Johnson’s shifting stance on workforce housing funding sparks debate. Plus, the Flathead Warming Center launched new initiatives to foster collaboration and address homelessness concerns. Read more from this week’s show: Montana fire crews answer California’s call, fight LA area fires Kalispell mayor says he opposed housing funding despite letter supporting it Flathead Warming Center launches new initiatives amid legal fight with Kal...2025-01-1808 minNews NowNews NowMontana Snowpack Surges, Grizzly Protections Debate, and Animal Cruelty Case UpdateThis week’s top stories in Northwest Montana, reporter Taylor Inman highlights shifting weather patterns, legal updates, and wildlife protections. The region’s mountain snowpack is well above average, signaling potential drought relief, while Kalispell faces its fourth warmest December on record. Federal wildlife officials announce continued grizzly bear protections amid pushback from some states, stirring debate on balancing species recovery with human conflicts. Plus, a Libby man pleads not guilty to animal cruelty charges in a case involving two emaciated dogs. Join us as we unpack these important stories shaping our community and beyond. Read more from...2025-01-1110 minNews NowNews NowYellowstone Bison Lawsuit, Avalanche Close Calls, and a Tragic New Year’s CrashThis week, reporter Taylor Inman covers the stories making waves in northwest Montana. The state of Montana sues Yellowstone National Park over its updated bison management plan, alleging federal overreach and procedural missteps. A tragic New Year’s Day car crash near Creston claims a life, with DUI and speed suspected as factors. Meanwhile, heightened avalanche danger near Whitefish Mountain Resort results in six human-triggered slides, including a harrowing survival story. Read more from this week’s show:Montana sues Yellowstone National Park over bison management planKalispell woman killed in New Year's Day collision near...2025-01-0407 minNews NowNews NowEXPLORE Act, Corrections Lawsuit, and Glacier’s Student BuildersThis week on News Now, reporter Taylor Inman covers Montana’s top stories shaping local and national conversations. The U.S. Senate passes the historic EXPLORE Act, with major wins for Montana public lands and outdoor recreation. The Montana Department of Corrections filed a lawsuit against Flathead County over the denied prerelease center proposal, raising questions about public safety and local governance. Plus, Glacier National Park’s partnership with Columbia Falls High School continues to thrive as students craft employee housing for remote wilderness locations. Tune in for the latest on Montana’s biggest developments!Read more from t...2024-12-2810 minNews NowNews NowA Christmas Conversation: Exclusive Interview with Santa ClausDaily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman chats with Jolly Saint Nick himself before he prepares to fly around the world and deliver a joyful holiday for all children. He talks about elves hard at work making presents, but also of his love for the Valley’s Alpine Theater Project. He may make a special appearance during The Yuletide Affair this weekend, running Dec. 20-22. The Yuletide Affair is an annual holiday production from the Alpine Theater Project, and the show this year marks the 21st year in production. The show starts at 7 p.m. on Dec. 20 and 21, wit...2024-12-1810 minNews NowNews NowLibby Fire Displaces Elderly Man, Smith Lake Dam Threatened, and Fatal Crashes Near BigforkDaily Inter Lake reporter and podcast host Taylor Inman goes over some of the week’s biggest headlines for northwest Montana.  A devastating house fire leaves a Libby man homeless, beaver activity threatens the Smith Lake dam in Whitefish, and two separate fatal crashes near Bigfork raise concerns about road safety. Read more from this week’s show: Libby man hospitalized following Thanksgiving weekend house fire Beaver activity threatens Whitefish's Smith Lake damKalispell woman killed in head-on collision near BigforkIntoxication, speed suspected in fatal crash near BigforkRead more local...2024-12-0706 minNews NowNews NowBigfork Fire leader dismissed, Coram Standoff, and Evergreen’s New SidewalksJoin Daily Inter Lake reporter and News Now host Taylor Inman as we go over some of the week’s top stories for northwest Montana. From the Bigfork Fire District’s decision to terminate a lieutenant over misconduct allegations to a tense standoff in Coram involving attempted homicide charges, we bring you the stories making waves. Plus, we celebrate the completion of Phase 1 of Evergreen’s long-awaited sidewalk project, improving safety for students and pedestrians. Stay informed with the latest news from the Flathead Valley. Read more from this week’s show:Bigfork Fire lieutenant dismissed followin...2024-11-3008 minNews NowNews NowConversation with Flathead Food Bank: Preparing for Holiday DrivesThe Flathead Food Bank is preparing to distribute 750 Thanksgiving meals on Nov. 22 and 600 Christmas meals on Dec. 20, but it takes a village to make it happen. In reporter Taylor Inman's interview with Director Chris Sidmore, he shares the immense effort of staff, volunteers, and community partners to support families in need. From a $20,000 donation by Kalispell Auto Group to fund food programs for local kids, to $85,000 and countless volunteer hours from Applied Materials, the generosity of this community is inspiring. Learn more about how you can help at https://flatheadfoodbank.org/A big thank you...2024-11-2022 minLocked On Golden Gophers - Daily Podcast On Minnesota Golden GophersLocked On Golden Gophers - Daily Podcast On Minnesota Golden GophersLocked On Gophers POSTCAST: Gophers Build FOUR-GAME WINNING STREAK Thanks To Darius Taylor's Day!The Golden Gophers won their fourth game in a row verses the Fighting Illini. Join Gophers Hall of Fame wide out Ron Johnson, Luke Inman and Kane Rob immediately after the game for the full recap and reaction. 2024-11-0235 minLocked On Sports MinnesotaLocked On Sports MinnesotaLocked On Gophers POSTCAST: Gophers Build FOUR-GAME WINNING STREAK Thanks To Darius Taylor's Day!The Golden Gophers won their fourth game in a row verses the Fighting Illini. Join Gophers Hall of Fame wide out Ron Johnson, Luke Inman and Kane Rob immediately after the game for the full recap and reaction. 2024-11-0235 minLocked On Sports MinnesotaLocked On Sports MinnesotaLocked On Gophers POSTCAST: Gophers Build FOUR-GAME WINNING STREAK Thanks To Darius Taylor's Day!The Golden Gophers won their fourth game in a row verses the Fighting Illini. Join Gophers Hall of Fame wide out Ron Johnson, Luke Inman and Kane Rob immediately after the game for the full recap and reaction. 2024-11-0235 minNews NowNews NowBird Flu Outbreak, Holland Lake Lodge Controversy & Kalispell Cruising DebateOn this week’s episode of News Now, reporter Taylor Inman brings you the latest headlines across Northwest Montana. We’re covering a bird flu case discovered in a backyard poultry flock in Flathead County, an inside look at the contract for Holland Lake Lodge’s sale, and the Kalispell City Council’s decision to abandon controversial legislation to limit downtown cruising. Get in-depth reporting and expert insights on the stories that matter most to our communities. Don’t forget election day is November 5! Read local candidate profiles and election coverage at dailyinterlake.com/news/local-elections/  Read mor...2024-11-0210 minNews NowNews NowConversation with Hike 734's Jake BramanteDaily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman joins Hike 734's Jake Bramante on a fall hike to Firebrand Pass, where they pause in a golden aspen grove to chat about map-making, hiking in Glacier, and the joys of the outdoors. They discuss Jake's incredible journey of hiking all 734 miles of trails in Glacier National Park in a single summer. From his corporate job in IT to creating topographical maps and trail guides, his story is one of passion, persistence, and exploration.  Learn how Jake turned his love for nature into a thriving business, the challenges he faced, and the unforgettable e...2024-10-2625 minNews NowNews NowKalispell Lawsuit, Tragic Explosion, and Glacier's New Haunted AdventureIn this week’s episode of News Now, reporter Taylor Inman dives into the biggest stories shaking northwest Montana. The Flathead Warming Center is fighting to stay open after a dramatic lawsuit against the city of Kalispell – will the shelter be forced to shut down just as winter hits? Plus, tragedy strikes in Columbia Falls with a deadly explosion, leaving a community in shock. On a lighter note, we explore Glacier Gallows, the new haunted attraction that’s terrifying visitors all October long. Tune in for all the details and stay informed with your local news! Read more f...2024-10-1208 minPress PlayPress PlayFrom Karaoke to Heartland Rock: Interview with Miller CampbellReporter Taylor Inman sits down with heartland rock artist Miller Campbell before her Press Play show next week. Miller shares her journey from the Pacific Northwest to becoming a staple in Montana's vibrant music scene. We dive into her evolving sound, her inspirations, and the making of her new album. She also gives us a sneak peek of her upcoming European tour and discusses the joy of pressing her music on vinyl. We added her latest single, 'Little Things' at the end of the episode for you to listen to! Miller Campbell is performing live on our...2024-09-2614 minNews NowNews NowHomeless shelter loses permit, grizzly bear euthanized, and conservation lawsuit against National Park ServiceIn this week's episode of News Now, host Taylor Inman dives into the heated Kalispell City Council decision to revoke the Flathead Warming Center’s permit, igniting debates on homelessness and community safety. We also explore the euthanization of a grizzly bear in Libby, highlighting the ongoing challenges of human-wildlife conflict. Additionally, we discuss a lawsuit filed by conservation groups against federal agencies over a controversial trout reintroduction project in Glacier National Park. Join us as we unpack these pressing issues affecting our community. Read more of these stories: Kalispell City Council revokes overnight homeless shelter's pe...2024-09-2109 minNews NowNews NowCommunity Conversation: Flathead Quilter’s GuildDaily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman chats with Audrey Hyvonen of the Flathead Quilter’s Guild about their fall quilt show that will feature the area’s most beautiful quilts, vendors from around the region, a raffle quilt, and more fun activities for the entire family.  Flathead Quilters’ Guild’s “Think Modern, Montana!” quilt show on Friday, Sept. 20, from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday, Sept. 21 from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Flathead County Fairgrounds Expo Building.  Learn more about this year’s showRead about this year’s featured quilter Merrie FordA big t...2024-09-1921 minNews NowNews NowGlacier Dispatch: Wild Encounters and WarningsFrom wild pine martens hitching rides to hoverboarders on the lake, Glacier National Park’s rangers have been busy! Join Daily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman as she dives into recent park dispatch reports that range from life-saving rescues to quirky wildlife encounters. It’s a glimpse into the unpredictable and often adventurous life inside the park. A big thank you to our headline sponsor for the News Now podcast, Loren's Auto Repair! They combine skill with integrity resulting in auto service & repair of the highest caliber. Discover them in Ashley Square Mall at 1309 Hwy 2 West in Kalis...2024-09-1707 minNews NowNews NowHelicopter Under Fire, Prescribed Burns in Flathead Valley, and Lightning Strike Recovery: This Week’s Top StoriesOn this episode of News Now, host Taylor Inman covers the latest major headlines from northwest Montana. We delve into last week’s armed standoff involving Two Bear Air, where the helicopter crew was targeted by gunfire and a laser sight. Plus, we look at the prescribed burns taking place around the Flathead Valley. Finally, we discuss the miraculous recovery of a Glacier High School student after a lightning strike and the ongoing community support. The Daily Inter Lake is celebrating 135 years with a special offer: $19.50/month for home delivery plus full digital access to newspapers. Call 406-755-7018 to...2024-09-1407 minNews NowNews NowConversation with 'Out to Pasture' Director Kier Atherton: Mystery Comedy Film Premiering in WhitefishReporter Taylor Inman chatted with local filmmaker and internationally renowned cinematographer Kier Atherton, who is presenting his sophomore feature film, Out to Pasture, at the Whitefish Performing Arts Center on Sunday, Sept. 15, at 7:30 p.m. This Montana premiere offers audiences a special opportunity to experience the film before its wide release. Tickets are available online and at the door which opens at 7 pm.The film stars French actor Théo Trifard and features a talented cast, including Flathead locals Rob Quist, Grave River, Annemarie Jones, Mikey Winn, and Mike Eldred. Out to Pasture first premiered in Paris t...2024-09-1215 minNews NowNews NowConversation with Flathead Building AssociationDaily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman chats with Flathead Building Association Executive Director Mark Freidline and Committee Chair Rocheal Gaston of Direct Source Cabinets about 2024's upcoming Flathead Valley Parade of Homes. They said it’s one of their favorite events of the year as they get to show off the craftsmanship of the valley’s many skilled contractors.  The Parade of Homes' VIP Bus Tour & Awards Night and Awards Night is on Friday, September 13th. It will be open to the general public on Saturday, September 14th from 10 am - 6 pm. Buy ticke...2024-09-0915 minNews NowNews NowReward for Missing Paddleboarder, Sheehy’s Controversial Remarks, and Kalispell Prerelease Center ProposalIn this episode of News Now, host Taylor Inman covers the week's top headlines in northwest Montana. The family of missing paddleboarder Emily Rea is offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to her whereabouts. Tribal leaders urge U.S. Senate candidate Tim Sheehy to apologize for remarks made about Native Americans. Additionally, the Montana Department of Corrections proposes a 90-bed prerelease facility in Kalispell, prompting public meetings and discussions.Website for more information about Emily Rea - https://eyesforemily.softr.app/ Read more of these stories: Family of missing paddleboarder offers $25,000 for tips leading...2024-09-0709 minNews NowNews NowConversation with Job Service Kalispell Workforce about Upcoming Job FairThe Northwest Montana Job Fair is on Sept. 25, from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Flathead County Fairgrounds Trade Center Building. Daily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman speaks with Job Service Kalispell Workforce Consultant Neal Drakeage and James Graham about everything they have planned for this fall’s fair, including benefits for veterans and prizes for employers.  Are you a business who would like to participate? Visit https://workforceflathead.com/employers/home/ to learn more. Reach out to Sunny Carlon at the Daily Inter Lake at 406-758-4465 or scarlon@dailyinterlake.com with any questions you may have.2024-09-0613 minNews NowNews NowUnexpected Snowfall, Tragic Accidents, and a Mountaineer's Final Climb: This Week in Northwest MontanaIn this episode of News Now, host Taylor Inman covers the week's top stories in Northwest Montana. An unexpected August snowfall blankets Whitefish Mountain Resort, Glacier National Park, and surrounding areas, temporarily closing parts of the Going-to-the-Sun Road. In other news, a tragic car accident near Kila claims the life of a 26-year-old Oregon man. Kalispell police arrest a suspect in connection with bullet holes found in downtown businesses, and the body of missing mountaineer Grant Marcuccio is recovered in Glacier National Park after a solo climb. Tune in for more details on these stories and what’s ahead fo...2024-08-3105 minPress PlayPress PlayHarmonizing from Montana to New York: The Unlikely Story of Big Sky City LightsIn our interview with Nick Spear and Susan O’Dea, Taylor Inman dives into the duo's journey - who formed Big Sky City Lights born from the unexpected circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic. With one member in New York City and the other in Whitefish, Montana, the duo began collaborating remotely, creating cover songs that resonated deeply with their growing audience. Their music, characterized by a blend of distinct cultural influences and creative perseverance, showcases the beauty that can emerge from challenges. We explore how they navigated the distance, their creative process, and the serendipitous success of their first al...2024-08-2921 minNews NowNews NowConversation with 'Bring Them Home' Documentary Filmakers: Blackfoot People Reintroduce Buffalo to Ancestral Lands“Bring Them Home” tells the story of a small group of Blackfoot people and their mission to establish the first wild buffalo herd on their ancestral territory since the species’ near-extinction a century ago, an act that would restore the land, re-enliven traditional culture and bring much needed healing to their community. Daily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman speaks with filmmakers Ivan McDonald and Daniel Glick about how they documented this historic event.Learn more about the film here.A big thank you to our headline sponsor for the News Now podcast, Loren's Auto Repair! They c...2024-08-2223 minNews NowNews NowAlleged dognapper given suspended sentences, toxic algae found, & Flathead schools get free lunchIn this episode of News Now, host Taylor Inman covers the week’s major headlines for northwest Montana. We discuss the case of a Kalispell woman who received suspended sentences after a violent confrontation, the discovery of a harmful algal bloom in Lake Mary Ronan, and what it means for local residents and pets. Plus, good news for families in Flathead, Lake, and Lincoln counties as several schools will provide free meals to students for the 2024-25 school year under the Community Eligibility Provision. Read more from today’s show: Alleged dognapper given suspended sentences Toxic...2024-08-1707 minNews NowNews NowWarming Center Legal Showdown, Lake Rescues, Fatal Crash, and E. Coli OutbreakJoin Daily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman as she covers this week’s biggest headlines for northwest Montana.  In this episode, we delve into the legal conflict between the Flathead Warming Center and the Kalispell City Council. Attorney Michelle T. Weinberg warns that revoking the shelter's permit would violate state and federal laws, potentially leading to litigation. We also cover the allegations against the shelter and the council's decision to delay action for 60 days. Additionally, hear updates on recent local incidents including a tragic accident in Glacier National Park, a hypothermia rescue on Flathead Lake, and an E. coli out...2024-08-0307 minThe 108 Podcast - Type 1 DiabetesThe 108 Podcast - Type 1 DiabetesEpisode 55- MORE 504 Planning: How, When, Why!? Featuring Taylor Inman, MDIn this episode, we talk with Taylor Inman all about 504 planning! Taylor is a pediatrician in San Diego, lives with type 1 diabetes herself, AND has a young daughter living with type 1 diabetes. Join us in this conversation as we chat with Taylor all about her journey solidifying her daughter's 504 plan. She gives concrete examples of what specific wording is needed in order to keep our kids safe at school! Check out the resources below for further guidance. Thanks for being here! Sample 504 plan: Section 504 Plan | ADA (diabetes.org) [https://diabetes.org/advocacy/safe-at-school-state-laws/section-504-plan]  Further detail and example orders an...2024-07-301h 07Press PlayPress PlayInterview with Brent Jameson: A Journey Through Music and LifeJoin us as reporter Taylor Inman learns more about the life and music of Whitefish musician Brent Jameson. From his early days of songwriting at age 11 in Cincinnati to finding his way to the Flathead Valley, Brent's journey is one of creativity, resilience, and continuous evolution. Discover how personal struggles and triumphs have shaped his bluesy, jazzy, and reggae-inspired sound, and hear about his plans for the future, including an ambitious national tour and new musical directions. Brent opens up about the inspiration behind some of his most poignant songs and his collaboration with talented musicians who...2024-07-2517 minLocked On Sports MinnesotaLocked On Sports MinnesotaThe Ron Johnson Show (7/16): Hanging Out With Star Gophers RB Darius Taylor!It's a big show as Ron Johnson sits down for extended time with star Minnesota Golden Gophers RB Darius Taylor to discuss the upcoming season with the Gophers and his life off the field. But first Ron weighs in on the Jordan Addison arrest over the weekend and what it means for the Minnesota Vikings second-year receiver.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!GametimeDownload the Gametime app, create an account, and use code LOCKEDON for $20 off your first purchase. Terms apply.FanDuelFanDuel, America’s Number One Sportsbook. As playoffs wi...2024-07-1649 minLocked On Sports MinnesotaLocked On Sports MinnesotaThe Ron Johnson Show (7/16): Hanging Out With Star Gophers RB Darius Taylor!It's a big show as Ron Johnson sits down for extended time with star Minnesota Golden Gophers RB Darius Taylor to discuss the upcoming season with the Gophers and his life off the field. But first Ron weighs in on the Jordan Addison arrest over the weekend and what it means for the Minnesota Vikings second-year receiver.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!GametimeDownload the Gametime app, create an account, and use code LOCKEDON for $20 off your first purchase. Terms apply.FanDuelFanDuel, America’s Number One Sportsbook. As playoffs wi...2024-07-1649 minNews NowNews NowFugitive's River Escape, Forest Plan Blocked, and Kayaker TragedyJoin Daily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman as she reviews some of the week’s biggest news.  This week she covers a fugitive wanted in North Carolina, Steven Jeffrey O'Shields, who drowned in the Flathead River while evading capture. A federal judge blocked Flathead National Forest's forest plan over road concerns impacting endangered species. Tragically, Jessica Prado's body was found after a kayaking accident on the Kootenai River near Libby.Links to these stories:Fugitive from North Carolina dies while fleeing Sheriff’s deputies Federal judge stops Forest Services' plan for Flathead Forest over endangered speci...2024-07-0607 minNews NowNews NowWhitefish Physician Charged in Medicare Fraud Case, Flathead County Nets $3.7M, Glacier Park IDs Drowned WomanDaily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman goes over some of the week’s biggest headlines.  Whitefish physician charged in multi-million dollar Medicare billing fraud case, Flathead County nets $3.7 million in federal distribution, and Glacier Park officials ID woman who drowned near St. Mary Falls.Read more of these stories here: Whitefish physician charged in multi-million-dollar Medicare billing fraud case | Daily Inter Lake Flathead County nets $3.7M in federal disbursement | Daily Inter Lake Park officials identify woman who drowned near St. Mary Falls | Daily Inter Lake Visit DailyInterLake.com to stay up...2024-06-2905 minNews NowNews NowChief Mountain closed to non-tribal members; Forest improvements planned; St Mary canal siphons failJoin Daily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman as she goes over some of this week’s biggest headlines. The Blackfeet Nation are again enforcing a decades-old closure of Chief Mountain after recent tourist activity disturbed cultural and spiritual practices there. Funding from the Great American Outdoors Act will go toward several Flathead National Forest improvements this summer, and two siphons failed this week in the St. Mary Canal, spurring concerns about the effects on local agriculture and ecology.   Read more of these stories: Blackfeet Nation resumes enforcement of Chief Mountain closure Great Outdoors Act fundi...2024-06-2208 minNews NowNews NowA Conversation with Stillwater Ranch LlamasDaily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman joins Stillwater Ranch owner Nancy Carpenter to meet her llamas and learn more about the upcoming Glacier Classic Llama Show. It’s the first time a llama show has been held in Kalispell, and it coincides with the United Nation’s designation of 2024 being the “Year of the Camelid.”Read Taylor's full article for the Daily Inter Lake. Find out more information on camelids by checking out www.fao.org/camelids-2024/about/en/. Learn more about the Glacier Classic Llama Show on their Facebook page. The Glacier Classic...2024-06-1905 minNews NowNews NowFlathead Valley's Average Fire Outlook, Ex-Bookkeeper Embezzles from Firearm Maker, Rep. Sprunger Backs Legislature for Immigration ReformJoin Daily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman for some of this week’s biggest headlines for northwest Montana. Including hearing from local fire officials about what is potentially in store for the summer, a recent case from the U.S. Attorney General’s Office detailing a wire fraud scam and what Kalispell Republican Representative Courtnay Sprunger has to say about immigration reform. Read more of this week’s stories: Average fire season forecast for the Flathead ValleyFormer bookkeeper for Kalispell firearms manufacturer stole $159,000Sprunger says she supported reconvening Montana Legislature to address immigration2024-06-1504 minNews NowNews NowRobber Holds Up Three, United Way Aids Homeless, Primary Election ResultsJoin Daily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman as she goes over some of this week’s top stories for Northwest Montana. In Whitefish, an alleged robber held up three people at gunpoint outside a bar on Monday night. The Northwest Montana United Way is starting a relocation assistance program for homeless people who want to connect with support outside the area, and a recent high school graduate sent incumbent state Rep. Tony Brockman packing during Tuesday’s primary election.Read more of today’s stories:Whitefish alleged robberyUnited Way's Relocation Assistance Program Primary Electi...2024-06-0805 minNews NowNews NowMontana snowpack rebounds, Flathead Library seeks logo input, Glacier student wins Google ContestJoin Daily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman for this week’s biggest headlines, including good news about the area’s mountain snowpack, a look at five proposed logo designs for Flathead County Library and a student from Glacier High School who took first place in Montana for Google’s national Google Doodle contest. Read more of these stories:SnowpackLibrary LogosGoogle DoodleRead more local and state coverage:Bigfork senior inspired to travel the worldWhitefish Community Foundation awards $120,000 grant for affordable housingZinke seeks $50 million for infrastructure projec...2024-06-0105 minPress PlayPress PlayInterview with Barrel Stove ComboTaylor Inman meets with musicians Vinnie, Rebecca, and Eric of Barrel Stove Combo. They talk about how they met, the few practices they need a year and their love of jazz. The Barrel Stove Combo performs Friday, June 7th on the pressroom floor at the Daily Inter Lake to wrap up the first season of Press Play.  Read Taylor's article  Tickets to the show  Connect with the band Daily Inter Lake's Press Play concerts are a subscriber-only benefit and support our Newspaper in Education (NIE) Program.Big thanks to our sponsor thi...2024-05-3014 minPress PlayPress PlayHalladay & Rob Quist - Full ConcertOn Friday, Mat 3rd, Halladay and Rob Quist joined us for a lunchtime show on our press floor. The father-daughter duo shared love letters to Montana and a few puns; their family talent spans across generations. Singer-songwriter Rob founded the Mountain Mission Wood Band and has had his songs sung by Michael Martin Murphy and Loretta Lynn. He has appeared with musical acts Heart, the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Jimmy Buffett, and Dolly Parton, among others.When Halladay — a music talent in her own right — and Rob aren’t crooning a country melody with trio partne...2024-05-1039 minDeep DiveDeep DiveLogan Health Medical Center's Reconstructive Surgeon Dr. Thomas WrightReporter Taylor Inman meets with Columbia Falls local, Dr. Thomas Wright, who has returned home bringing top-of-the-line care to the area where he grew up.  Dr. Wright specializes in plastic and reconstructive surgery, with an emphasis on breast reconstruction.  Read the full article here. Learn more about Wright and find contact information for his office online.Watch this podcast and more on our YouTube Channel. Visit DailyInterLake.com to stay up-to-date with the latest breaking news from the Flathead Valley and beyond. Support local journalism and subscribe to us! Find us on Fa...2024-05-0110 minNews NowNews NowConversation with Valley Voices Community ChoirTaylor Inman chats with Valley Voices Director Allyson Kuechmann and member-at-large Dave Vale about their upcoming show “Saturday Night (and Sunday afternoon) At The Movies.” The group brings together community members with a passion for music, regardless of their experience level. The show runs April 27 at 7:30 p.m. and April 28 at 3 p.m. in the Glacier High School auditorium and is free to attend for all ages. Learn more about Valley Voices from their website http://www.valleyvoicescc.com/Visit DailyInterLake.com to stay up-to-date with the latest breaking news from t...2024-04-2610 minPress PlayPress PlayPress Play - Interview with Halladay and Rob QuistOn Friday, May 3rd, Halladay and Rob Quist joined us for a lunchtime show on our press floor. The father-daughter duo shared love letters to Montana and a few puns; their family talent spans across generations. Singer-songwriter Rob founded the Mountain Mission Wood Band and has had his songs sung by Michael Martin Murphy and Loretta Lynn. He has appeared with musical acts Heart, the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Jimmy Buffett, and Dolly Parton, among others.When Halladay — a music talent in her own right — and Rob aren’t crooning a country melody with trio partne...2024-04-2530 minNews NowNews NowConversation with Bigfork Community PlayersA comedy-drama about the bond among a group of Southern women, the Bigfork Community Players brings “Steel Magnolias” to the stage. Taylor Inman sits down with director Michele Mank to learn more about her vision of the beloved show. The play, written by Robert Harling and inspired by the untimely death of his sister, explores relationships among a small group of southern women and how they deal with both the insignificant and the life-changing events they encounter.  The play will be presented at the Bigfork Center for the Performing Arts at 7:30 p.m. on April 19, 20, 26, and 27 and at 2...2024-04-1919 minNews NowNews NowConversation with Citizens Climate LobbyThe Flathead Valley chapter of the Citizens Climate Lobby is hosting an Earth Day Expo at Flathead Valley Community College on April 20th. The nationwide group is a nonprofit, nonpartisan, grassroots advocacy organization focused on national policies to address pollution. Reporter Taylor Inman chats with Flathead Valley chapter co-leaders Angie Winter and Robin Paone about what panels, workshops, and other fun activities are planned for this year’s event. They say the expo aims to educate about the many ways people can benefit from clean energy and innovative technologies, all while saving money and helping protect the Ear...2024-04-1612 minPress PlayPress PlayPress Play - Izaak Opatz InterviewTaylor Inman Zooms in with musician Izaak Opatz. They talk touring, going back to school for a master's in environmental journalism, getting inspiration from a couple of Johns, dreaming of writing songs about friendship, and a cosmic country alien band. Izaak will play on the Daily Inter Lake press floor on April 5th, 2024! Tickets to the showRead Taylor's InterviewIzaak's websiteListen on Spotify or Apple MusicLeather Tooling Our Press Play concerts are a subscriber-only benefit and support our Newspaper in Education (NIE) Program.2024-03-2825 minNews NowNews NowThis Week's Headlines + Conversation with Whitefish Theatre CompanyTaylor Inman recaps the top headlines from the third week of February, which includes the closure of Bridge Street Bridge in Bigfork, skiers rescued in an avalanche, and a new direct flight to northern California.The Whitefish Theatre Company’s production of Misery begins Thursday 2/22 and runs from 2/23- 25, 2/29 and 3/1-2. Taylor Inman spoke with Artistic Director Kim Krueger and actor David Blair, who plays the part of Paul Sheldon in the stage adaptation of this iconic thriller.  Visit DailyInterLake.com to stay up-to-date with the latest breaking news from the Flathead Valley and beyond. Sup...2024-02-2421 minPRIME PEOPLE: The Strategies Behind Extraordinary SuccessPRIME PEOPLE: The Strategies Behind Extraordinary SuccessHow To Build a Real Estate Power Team with Taylor HackJoin us for an insightful interview with Taylor Hack, a dynamic serial entrepreneur leading the highest rated real estate team in Greater Edmonton. Taylor shares his expertise on the power of building systems and exceptional teams for success in both real estate and entrepreneurship. Learn from Taylor's journey as he rose to the top 2% of RE/MAX Agents worldwide in less than three years, earning accolades such as Top-35-under-35 in Real Estate Professional Magazine and finalist for Real Estate Innovator of the Year by Inman. Discover how Taylor's passion for mentorship, marketing, and entrepreneurship adventure drives...2024-02-2348 min