Landowners and conservationists restore the severely eroded stream using natural processes

As the country emerges from the pandemic, there is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to change the healthcare system to make sure it works for all consumers

Republican lawmakers have demonstrated that they have no respect for ethics or fair chase principles

Montana should get real and keep property taxes affordable for people who live in their homes

Hunting with others isn’t horrible. It’s just that the conversation, the other dogs, and the necessity of negotiation breaks hunting’s fourth wall

Project scope includes 757 acres of commercial timber harvest near the Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex

Although weekly case totals are down, hospitals are near capacity with mostly unvaccinated patients

Ticketed-entry requirement for Going-to-the-Sun Road was lifted on Sept. 6

Along the Rocky Mountain Front northwest of Great Falls, Montana localized gusts could exceed 110 miles per hour

The 117th annual banquet featured a rebranding announcement and a posthumous "Businessperson of the Year" award to Jerry Meerkatz

A new study by University of Montana Biological Station and USGS researchers reveals how invasive species affect native food webs in Northwest Montana lakes

KALICO’s Beautify Kalispell Traffic Signal Box Project is designed to add beauty and vibrancy to an otherwise nondescript functional object

In Japan, savory miso forms the base of many salad dressings, bringing an umami richness to greens without dairy

One of the hardest things I’ve experienced as a principal was the raw grief, sadness, and tears from our students during the memorial services for the two FHS students who died by suicide

Matthew A. Marshall accepted a plea agreement that calls for $3 million in restitution and a reduced prison term; sentencing is set for March 3