A country residence at the base of Columbia Mountain; a Montana retreat on more than 4 acres in Olney; and a charming log home situated on 10 stunning acres in Kila

Since a 2018 loss in the state championship, Flathead's football team has been unable to consistently win

The top-seeded Bobcats (15-0) will play No. 2 seed North Dakota State in the title game Jan. 6 in Frisco, Texas

Alan Tiefenbach, a long-range planner for the city who is leading the growth policy rewrite process, said it's the most complicated section of the document.

Alecia Mae Leonetti pleaded guilty to wire fraud and aggravated identity theft in U.S. District Court in a stolen credit card scheme that involved records of hospital patients

Beth Steele's light designs combine distinct shapes with technical lighting knowledge to create something visually striking

COPP has prioritized timeliness over content, at expense of accuracy

The property owners argue Glacier National Park has exclusive jurisdiction over their private parcel inside park boundaries, and that it isn't subject to state environmental regulations

Absent the passage of a high school levy this spring, the district is set to reduce its workforce by around 35 teachers

The top-seeded Bobcats (14-0) and No. 4-seeded Coyotes (11-2) will face off in the semifinals of the FCS playoffs on Saturday at Bobcat Stadium

Make everyday peanut butter cookies a holiday treat by decorating them with chocolate blossoms

The state commission has raised over $300,000, largely from conservative policy groups, as it works to implement Montana’s first “community choice schools” amid ongoing litigation. The charter schools would receive public funding while being exempt from the state constitution’s educational requirements. 

The Montana Ground Water Pollution Control System permit would allow Lakeside County Water and Sewer District to implement a new residential wastewater disposal system

Following the completion of an environmental assessment on the 63-acre property, the Flathead County Planning Board will reconsider the large-scale development bordering a Superfund site