Incumbent Republican Keith Regier squares off against Democrat Guthrie Quist

Land use plans would open most U.S.-owned lands in the state to energy development

With health care system under strain, proposed restrictions could limit gatherings to no more than 25 people, lower capacity limits in bars and restaurants

Claims that the election could be marred by widespread voter fraud is 'a fiction,' according to Judge Dana Christensen

Stapleton says deadline extension for mail ballots 'may cause voters to question the integrity of the election'

Race remains tight for a seat considered pivotal in determining if Democrats will seize a majority from Republicans

Nearly 200 people at Crossroads Correctional Facility in Shelby were tested last Thursday and Friday and 26 of them tested positive

Judge ruled ballots postmarked by Election Day 2020 can be counted if received by county election offices the following Monday

Amid coronavirus outbreak, facility rated as having most severe deficiencies of care on spectrum, with COVID-19 positive patients housed with negative patients

Board proposes site-specific criteria due to impacts of Canadian coal mines spilling pollutants into Montana waterways

Dubbed ‘Griz 40’ by researchers, a 25-year-old grizzly bear killed in a highway collision earlier this month was prodigious both in the offspring she bore and the data she provided scientists

Flathead Lake State Park was second-most visited Montana park through first half of 2020, with visitation spiking 30%; land managers seeking opportunities to increase public access

Advanced hunting program expands to Flathead Valley, offers lessons in land ownership, ethics and etiquette that transcend the field

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

Temporary closure enacted to help slow spread of virus after employee tests positive