A quarter-century after its adoption, the levy on lodging, restaurant and luxury retail goods has paid for street improvements, property tax relief, public works, and conservation

Blackfeet Nation leaders promote cultural connection to their sacred landscape through hunting, gathering, horse riding and celebrating the Amskapi Piikani way of life

Acknowledging the need to better regulate and enforce the proliferation of short-term rentals, city council members were split on whether a 90-day moratorium would help solve the deeper issues of affordable housing and over-visitation

Calling this an ‘apex moment’ for land use in the intermountain west, private timber interests and public land trusts have joined forces to conserve hundreds of thousands of forested acres

New ruling says Montana erred by allowing Creston water bottling facility to produce a billion bottles of water per year

Stakeholders in Montana and Idaho are pushing back against Teck Coal’s petition to review the allowable limit of a mining pollutant at the U.S.-Canada border

Trust for Public Land, Flathead Land Trust and Montana Land Reliance partner to preserve open space, build four miles of new community trails in Bigfork

Two separate hotel projects, one downtown and the other on U.S. Highway 93 south of city center, are slated for council votes in October

Federal environmental officials say Libby cleanup marks progress in ongoing remediation

Despite a dip in overall visitation through August, ticketed entry program drove visitation up at ‘alternate entrances’ to Glacier National Park

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