A powerful minority has seen the freedom Montana’s public land, easy access and plentiful native wildlife incubate, and decided they’d rather have Texas.

Trooper Lewis Johnson, of Eureka, was struck by a suspect’s vehicle on Feb. 16 and remains in serious but stable condition at Logan Health in Kalispell

House Bill 473 would rescind a protective water quality standard for fish species in the Kootenai River basin, which is imperiled by Canadian mining waste

The trooper was run over by a suspect’s vehicle on Highway 37 southwest of Eureka and is in stable condition at Logan Health in Kalispell

Derrick James Jackson entered the pleas in Flathead County District Court on Feb. 16

New USGS-led study, which includes data from Glacier National Park, reveals how the absence of a once-common pollinator can cause potential cascading effects on critical ecosystems

Let's look backward from January 2023 through February 2022 and compare that to the same period for the prior three years

Opting to accept the Justice Department’s harshest sanctions, Bill Dial is prohibited from ever again working in law enforcement even as he maintains the allegations against him are “based on lies”

No doubt, attorneys need to be paid for taking on these class action cases but the request is exorbitant considering the pittance the victims will get in comparison 

This mild chowder benefits from a flavorful garnish like a grilled tomatillo or roasted tomato salsa

Without any supporting data or facts, or slightest bit of compassion, the commissioners are suggesting an organized conspiracy among people who simply share the common plight of being homeless

Regarded as the most prestigious honor in the restaurant world, the James Beard Foundation has recognized two chefs working at the top of their game on opposite ends of the Flathead Valley

Revisiting median selling speeds of single-family residences and the percent of list price at which they sold

My sense of the West was formed watching at a distance the previous decades of conflict shaped by environmental laws passed in the 1970s

Congress must face up to the politically tough job of limiting spending and providing sufficient revenue to pay the nation’s bills