‘Sine die’ motions bring the Montana Legislature’s 2025 session to a close

The U.S. Department of Justice has ceased several funding opportunities historically allocated to domestic violence organizations, leaving local leaders with unclear paths toward future programming

These four leaders of the majority party are all hat and no horse

Sunday, April 20 4 p.m. A pregnant feline was hoping the friendly neighbor would be her obstetrician in his home. 3:49 p.m. A resident wanted to know what could be done about the “known drug den” in the neighborhood. 1:46 p.m. A kid was speeding around on his moped. Tuesday, April 22 4:36 p.m. An […]

These elegant lighting trends play a pivotal role in kitchen design, influencing both functionality and aesthetics

There are echoes of ancient bifurcation all around us

As the session wraps up, GOP legislative leaders are frustrated at their failure to remodel the state’s judiciary and rein in spending

As federal funding opportunities continue to shrink, local nonprofits have become more reliant on private donors; plus, Market Metrics and Financial Corner

We gotta make sure working people can keep affording to live here

The Flathead National Forest reauthorized five existing special use permits on the non-wilderness sections of a river system that forms a boundary with Glacier National Park

Your voice counts just as much as anyone in a red hat. Use it.

The April 24 arrest of Beker Rengifo-Del Castillo runs counter to a judge’s order staying the Trump administration’s move to revoke humanitarian protections for Venezuelan refugees seeking legal status. In Whitefish, protesters have assembled daily to demand Del Castillo’s release.

Lake County’s two, roughly 30-square-foot isolation cells are an example of how communities nationwide are failing to provide mental health services

The permit application garnered a high level of feedback and criticism