After navigating the pandemic for months without a full-time public health officer, the board approved moving forward with hiring negotiations as COVID-19 cases surge

New data release shows outdoor recreation accounted for 4.7% of Montana’s economy last year, while the initial chilling effect brought on by COVID-19 may prove to be a boon

Proposed criteria would strengthen Montana’s ability to enforce environmental safeguards at U.S.-Canada border

Grant money allocated by Montana Legislature intended to improve case reporting for people in Indian Country

Carcasses of adult female bear and cub were located Nov. 9 on Bear Creek Road near Montana Highway 83

Pro cyclist and Whitefish native Jess Cerra launches new local gravel race set for August 2021

With bolstered Republican majorities in both legislative houses and a sweep in all statewide races, including electing a conservative governor for the first time in 16 years, Montana’s state government is the deepest shade of red it’s been in decades

As FWP weighs public opinion on the proposed acquisition of 800 acres on CFAC land along Flathead River, stakeholders are stepping up

Daines edges out Bullock to win reelection to U.S. Senate, Gianforte elected to be Montana's next governor

Here's what Flathead County voters need to know about ballot drop-off locations, in-person voting and late registration

As prized chunk of Northwest Montana timberland changes hands for second time in less than a year, Green Diamond Resource Co. commits to conservation and access

The county health board will consider limiting indoor gatherings, while Whitefish officials are seeking input on measures to curb spread of coronavirus

The son of President Donald Trump has been a perennial election-year supporter of Montana's GOP candidates, including Steve Daines and Greg Gianforte

Leading up to winter, bears are on the hunt for food and wildlife managers are reminding the public to be 'bear aware'

An influx of ‘COVID migrants’ has led to a swell of new residents in the Flathead Valley, as well as rampant speculation about an unprecedented population explosion. But how many people have really moved here?