Matthew Marshall allegedly conned venture capitalist Michael Goguen out of millions of dollars; meanwhile, police chief who is suing Goguen had relationship with Marshall

Governor-appointed group will provide future direction to agencies charged with managing species once recovered

Crafted to fully fund LWCF and fix deferred maintenance at national parks, President Trump signs Great American Outdoors Act into law

State wildlife officials plan to use rotenone to kill invasive fish and restore population with native trout

Death marks second removal of a food-habituated bear this year in the area near Yellowstone

Following cancellation of annual summer fundraiser, nonprofit Whitefish Legacy Partners fosters support local trails

Glacier National Park officials began searching July 25 for Barry J. Tragen, 68, of Columbia Falls, after he did not return to vehicle parked at Kintla Lake

If passed, Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes would relinquish claims to off-reservation water rights and assume trust control of National Bison Range

At Glacier National Park, where overcrowding has tested capacity for years, a pandemic summer is putting the squeeze on infrastructure even as visitation remains below normal levels

Shannun Rammell, 50, of the Choteau area, was attacked Monday evening inside of a barn

State reported 94 more cases of COVID-19 Tuesday, for a total of 3,475 since the pandemic began

Union leaders say closure a symptom of chronic resource shortage in the face of rising demand for emergency services

Historic backcountry patrol cabin reported a total loss as FBI and National Park Service seek information

Samuel Keirle, 26, of Bigfork, crashed after hitting a deer on Montana Highway 35

Dayton Conrad, of Ronan, was last seen July 18 jumping from cliffs near Buffalo Rapids west of Polson