Following the deaths by suicide of eight teenagers in 16 months, prevention leaders, educators and mental health experts seek solutions in the Flathead Valley

A total of 70 soldiers will assist six different hospitals in Helena, Billings, Butte, Missoula and Bozeman

China Rose Dawn Davis was charged under Montana's felony murder law with the November 2019 death of Carl Archer Jr., who was shot in the head

Chippewa tribes say treaties give them rights to half of the wolf quota in territory they ceded to the United States

Rastesfaye Alpha Neil, 40, was sentenced to the 238 days he's already served in custody for helping transport illegal aliens near Eureka

In 2021, state wildlife managers will continue relying on hunters’ cooperation to assist with CWD surveillance in priority areas

Prospects for bagging big game in Northwest Montana are looking up as the season kicks off with more hunters heading afield

Based on recent reports and sightings, 19 black bears are getting into garbage and eating fruit in Whitefish’s urban center

Another busy summer along the remote North Fork Flathead River has led to a spate of incidents involving unsecured garbage and grizzly bears this summer, culminating in the recent death of a well-known resident sow who lived among the locals for nearly two decades, as well as her three yearling cubs

After more than two decades, federal agencies initiate management plan to reduce noise pollution in airspace above park units

Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park team up with webinar presentations on wildfires, dark skies, Canada lynx, and more

Jennifer Coleman, 34, of Virginia, was found dead Sunday near the Grinnell Glacier Overlook along the Continental Divide; the cause of her death remains unknown

Eduardo Luis Diaz, who worked seasonally for a private company in the park in 2020, assaulted an ‘incapacitated’ woman after drinking in employee housing

In 13-7 home loss to Montana Grizzlies, the Huskies became the fifth ranked FBS team to lose to a FCS team since 2007

Report by University of Victoria’s Environmental Law Centre says failure to impose Fisheries Act powers has allowed cross-boundary coal mining pollution to persist for years