A horse-friendly property on 5 acres in Marion; a thoughtfully updated Whitefish home on a large lot; and a single-level home in Silverbrook Estates

Out of love for those who are no longer here, we have to fight to keep crucial government services

Will our leaders fight for us?

Public lands are at risk of being sold

A massive infrastructure failure in 2024 cut off the water source for more than 18,000 Hi-Line residents

The guardsmen face fines of up $500 each, up to six months in jail or both

The upcoming edition of Flathead Living is our biggest seasonal magazine of the year and is loved by locals and tourists alike

It is clear that tariffs on China will quickly result in increased prices

The decision about the 2023 law could be appealed to the Montana Supreme Court

Fresh homegrown mint and gunpowder green tea make my version of a Moroccan brew that you can sip all summer

Immigration officials deported the children along with their mothers and other family members. The children’s fathers remain in the United States to face immigration charges.

My new fave red bird is the northern cardinal

Thousands of working Montanans who enjoy public lands for hunting, fishing and recreating are suddenly paying more attention

A spokesperson with the Department of Interior, which oversees National Parks and other public lands, said “funding is not in jeopardy”

Supporters hope House Bill 876 will encourage investment at the site of the Seeley Lake sawmill that closed last year