Portions of every Rescue Dog sale will go toward local animal shelters

The state high court struck down the sentencing condition on Wednesday

The decision against the Rock Creek Mine near Noxon is the latest in series of legal setbacks for a project first proposed in the late 1980s

Veronica Tierza Dust and Roseen Lincoln Old Crow, both 34, were convicted of the misdemeanor charges in the case of Mildred Old Crow

The GOP-controlled state House voted Wednesday in favor of three bills

Artists from Tennessee and the Flathead will play April 15-16 following a songwriting retreat in Whitefish

A new exhibit with artifacts from the Columbia Falls Aluminum Company is on display at the Northwest Montana History Museum through the summer

Jack Ryan Recovery Centers launches in the Flathead Valley, offering sober houses for women starting April 15; separate detox program in Costa Rica is now accepting scholarship applications for Flathead residents

The project will begin in roughly five years or when funding is available

Hoplite Armor, a Kalispell company, has grown its sales by nearly eightfold since it launched in 2015

Armstrong was the last known living member of Camp Rimini, one of two places where hundreds of dogs were trained for the Army's K-9 Corps in World War II

Lovell has assumed inactive senior status, meaning he will keep his title but relinquish his pending caseload and no longer maintain a chambers in the Helena Division

After two days of testimony, the prosecution and the defense negotiated a plea agreement Wednesday that calls for a 60-year prison sentence

Local Eureka artist and retired police chief Ian Jeffcock sources local wood to create bowls, cremation urns and more

Gunsmith Gene Gordner has spent his life chasing adventure, inspired by the frontiersmen of the 1800s, a fascination with history that has influenced his craft, his cowboy music and his off-the-grid cabin lifestyle