U.S. wildlife officials have said the rule could mean more birds die

Judge said that under former President Donald Trump, the Interior Department played up the economic benefits of the 2-square-mile expansion of Spring Creek

Brian Osterday is one of the only remaining fur craftsmen in the Lower 48 carrying on a centuries-old trade

Mike Murray releases fifth studio album “We Are Like Warriors” after period of introspection and pandemic disruptions

Auger building removed at Fifth Avenue West North site as property transitions to new owner Mick Ruis for redevelopment along future trail corridor

Visitation in September and October were the busiest on record

Gallery curator in Eureka helps artists share their work without overhead at Manifestations Gallery

Opponents argued the bill was discriminatory, violated the rights of transgender females and that the state could lose federal education funding

As the Flathead Valley grows and fire department call volumes increase, officials remain short staffed with limited budgets

Sun Country Airlines will offer service from Kalispell to Minneapolis/St. Paul from May through October

Kalispell City Council approved an ordinance that will allow accessory dwelling units in areas of the city

Organizers hope to recruit volunteers for tunnel art on the Great Northern Historical Trail; workshop on Jan. 27 from 6 to 8 p.m.

The annual carnival offers ongoing “Survivor” themed challenges in a virtual event Feb. 5-7

Classes taught by Broadway veterans will run Feb. 1 to March 10

An already tight family bond between Elyse, Julia and Liam Byrd has evolved on the Whitefish Mountain Resort Freestyle Ski Team, where their innate skiing talent and rapid progress give them all national ambitions