UM Bio-Station Receives Grant to Study How Flathead Fish and Mercury Mix
The aggressive removal of invasive lake trout from Flathead Lake is altering the aquatic food web — but should it concern those bringing fish fillets home from the food pantry?
The aggressive removal of invasive lake trout from Flathead Lake is altering the aquatic food web — but should it concern those bringing fish fillets home from the food pantry?
Fish and Wildlife Service opens public comment on proposal to protect 100,000 acres of prime hunting and timberland owned largely by Southern Pine Plantations
Health officials place residents of two Blackfeet communities under mandatory 14-day quarantine
Flathead County has joined 45 other counties in opting for an all-mail election. Despite the controversy, and efforts to block the practice, election administrators say it’s safe and secure.
Visitation remains down even as congestion frustrates visitors and forces numerous temporary closures and restrictions
As the outbreak at a Whitefish facility continues to grow, the fatality rate among those infected has climbed to 19%
Both the Foys to Blacktail Trail Marathon and the Whitefish Trail Legacy Run canceled due to COVID-19 concerns
As the outbreak at a Whitefish facility continues to grow, the fatality rate among those infected has climbed to 13%
For decades, railway transported tons of asbestos-laced vermiculite for W.R. Grace mining operation, spreading the toxic dust through the community
Flathead County continues to add positive cases of COVID-19 as schools resume and outbreaks grow
In a 2-1 vote, commissioners reversed course on previous decision to conduct in-person polls after a COVID-19 outbreak claimed five lives at a long-term care facility in Whitefish
The invisible threat of COVID-19 has added a new set of challenges to the dangerous and complex conditions wildland firefighters encounter every season
Leon Michael Ford appeared in Lewis and Clark County Justice Court on charges of deliberate homicide and tampering with evidence
Gov. Steve Bullock's executive order requires companies to report political spending if they want to bid on large state contracts
Federal protections for the wolf have been lifted in Montana, Idaho, Wyoming and portions of Oregon, Utah and Washington state, but they remain elsewhere
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