State health officials continue to urge Montanans to get vaccinated

Administration officials announced last week that government regulators for the first time will analyze greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuels extracted from government-owned lands

he settlement by the U.S. Interior Department comes after wildlife advocates sued to retain protections for the rare and elusive wild cats

Bradly Nagel, 53, is charged with hitting Lucille Synek, 54, with his pickup on Oct. 16, causing fatal injuries

Destination Stewardship Strategy will assess the current state of regional tourism and plan for the future

The woman had called Lake County law enforcement to report someone was driving through a field east of Pablo

Any virus-related protocols at resorts will vary depending on where they are and the local health rules in place

In lieu of the entry ticket system implemented this year, the shoulder seasons are particularly crucial to many in the local communities

Artist Frank Hagel has been chasing light and interpreting history since learning to draw as a child in Kalispell, a journey that has taken him through war and riots, into elevated realms of the national art scene, and back to the Flathead Valley

If corporations contribute less, you and I must pick up the slack

Newly sworn in land bureau director Tracy Stone-Manning said the agency wants to develop public lands responsibly and make sure climate impacts are considered

The credit can help cover roughly 40 percent of average monthly child care costs, or it could equal up to a month’s worth of food for a child

Costumed residents are taking over the Flathead this weekend. Here’s how to find them!

The judge's order came after environmental groups sued over damage to a nearby creek from wastewater that flows out of the mine

Montana Correctional Enterprises ran out of aluminum this week and another shipment isn't expected until December