Elk management has been a troublesome issue since we first started managing elk — initially by eliminating them during the early settlement of the West

Smart voting, where you actually vote your interests, no matter what those interests may be, is difficult work. And it’s getting harder every election.

Opponents of the ordinance expressed concerns about its potential for unintended consequences, including transforming traditional neighborhoods into ‘investment properties’

A multi-agency manhunt on Sunday led to the capture of Garry Douglas Seaman, 63, who was arrested near his Flathead County residence

Following reprimands from Indigenous leaders in B.C. and Montana, and as the U.S. considers unilateral action, Global Affairs Canada says it ‘has not rejected the possibility of a reference to the IJC at this time’

The Flathead County Sheriff seeks only to add more boots on the ground to accommodate the incredible population growth our county has experienced

Flathead Valley recreation groups adopt kindness campaign to avoid conflict on region’s growing network of multi-use trails

or 85 years, Flathead Electric Cooperative has been hard at work providing affordable, reliable power to our valley

I dry most herbs in a dehydrator, spreading them on the trays to dry at the lowest setting

Ranked by sales quantities, speeds and percent of original list price

It’s counterproductive to teach a crate-trained dog to view their kennel as punishment — but not every rule must be followed, zealously

This is Montana, a state where the working class remains active, often managing a seemingly endless supply of tourists patronizing our great hometowns

Let’s be clear, when Republicans tell you that illegal votes are being cast, or that our elections are insecure, they are lying

Craig Allen McCrea, 36, of Ronan, remains jailed on $1 million bail after Lake County detectives connected him to several fires in the Polson area, including the Boulder 2700 fire that last summer resulted in hundreds of emergency evacuations and the loss of a dozen homes

A former one-term legislator takes on three political newcomers in a crowded race for an open seat that mirrors statewide trends in the GOP