With the wild turkey hunting season around the corner, a history of the Treasure State's turkey populations and tips for bagging a gobbler

Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes have been pursuing federal trust ownership of range for 25 years

With only two oil and gas leases remaining in sacred Blackfeet territory, tribe presses on in mission to protect the region

Orthopedic surgeon from Kalispell ran in the primary for U.S. Senate in 2018

Boasting a model record of natural resource management and conservation, the Salish and Kootenai have been attempting to restore the National Bison Range to tribal ownership for 25 years

Trooper Wade Palmer, 35, not yet speaking, but recognizes certain people and commands

Park officials urge visitors should be prepared for sightings and encounters

Order says state legally erred when it approved facility near Flathead River

In establishing the council, governor cites leadership void and legal uncertainties surrounding grizzly delisting

Proposed changes address concerns that requirements could cause tens of thousands of Montanans to lose coverage

Bill would have added resources to investigate missing and murdered Indigenous women

Owners of boats with ballasts or bladders would pay for procedure under proposed measure to combat aquatic invasive species

Tribal leaders ask Montana congressional delegation for ‘historically just’ resolution

While western Montana’s lakes remain clean, blue and mussel-free, scientists at inaugural conference predict environmental and economic threats in face of climate change

Committee did not vote on the bill sponsored by Republican Sen. Mark Blasdel of Kalispell