Flathead National Forest Considers Flood of Requests for Recreation Permits
An uptick in applications for special-use permits includes proposals for guided e-bike tours, shuttles, outfitter services, races, retreats and events
An uptick in applications for special-use permits includes proposals for guided e-bike tours, shuttles, outfitter services, races, retreats and events
Longtime wolf biologist Diane Boyd says wolves are here to stay, even as a suite of legislation raises problematic management concerns
Ranchers sued state over bison management plan, which allowed wider restoration
Derek Chauvin could spend decades in prison for pinning George Floyd to the pavement with his knee on the Black man's neck in a case that touched off worldwide protests
Investigators are trying to determine the identity of the second woman and how she died
Under the amendment, the measure would be nullified if the federal government withholds education funding from the state as a result of the policy
Lawsuit filed Monday against Secretary of State Christi Jacobse comes in response to legislation signed into law this week
Henry Porter, 22, and Erika Miller, 28, both died near West Yellowstone of single gunshot wounds to the head
As Canadian coal mining operations threaten fish species in Northwest Montana’s transboundary watershed, Republican lawmakers insist a new protective standard was rushed to adoption
Below-average snow at lower elevations has allowed crews to make quick progress, while bikers and hikers rejoice on famed stretch of alpine highway still closed to motorists
Many large-scale concerts and tours in the U.S. won’t resume until 2022, but in Montana and elsewhere in the region, live music is making a gradual return at local venues
A plan to build rental cabins in Bunker Park, near the Bob Marshall Wilderness, was placed on temporary hold following concern over grizzly bear habitat, increased use
Jeff Mow acknowledges timing of temporary detail ‘difficult’ as Glacier unveils its new ticketed entry system and braces for busiest summer on record
Order prohibits Montana state agencies from requiring COVID-19 vaccines to access state services or facilities
Biologists said they first discovered a small cisco fish, native to the Great Lakes, two years ago
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