The quarterback and linebacker for the Wildcats is the fifth-known in-state commit for UM's 2024 recruiting class

Legal, scientific and industry experts agree the ruling in Held v. Montana will have lasting consequences. But will it result in changes to Montana’s energy policies?

Two months after the landmark environmental trial concluded, a judge has ruled the plaintiffs have a constitutional right to a clean and healthy environment; AG will appeal ruling

Laura Chenier became the first known person to swim the widest width of Flathead Lake, a 16-mile feat that took more than 10 hours

A fleet of amphibious aircraft is currently based out of Kalispell to offer support to regional firefighters

The agencies will continue commitments to the protection, presentation and management of cultural and natural heritage along shared transboundary places and co-stewardship with Indigenous people

GoFundMe pages have been established to help Clydesdale Outpost owner and food truck manager

The Mission Mountain Mercury and Stumptown Track Club, two inaugural summertime training groups for high school and junior high athletes, sent 16 kids to the National Junior Olympic Championship meet last month

The Ridge Fire has nearly tripled in size over the last 24 hours, burning to Hungry Horse Reservoir and forcing recreation evacuations in the area

Officials in Lake County tell Elmo residents to be 'ready' for possible pre-evacuation warnings

All public access to parcels owned by Stoltze Land and Lumber Co., including along stretches of the Whitefish Trail, will close starting next Monday; all public lands to enter Stage 2

Smoke from more than two-dozen fires burning across the region is contributing to 'unhealthy' air quality

8:31 a.m. A pile of mail was dumped at a roadway pullout next to a creek.   9:14 a.m. A woman’s chickens kept wandering through the bushes she used as a fence and relieving themselves in the neighbor’s yard. When contacted, the woman said she “didn’t know what to do about it,” and suggested her […]

Flathead National Forest is working to suppress 17 new starts as wildfires have burned more than 20,000 acres in northwest Montana

The United States Department of Agriculture designated two Montana counties as primary natural disaster areas due to drought conditions