Terms of resolution remain under seal but will soon be detailed publicly in federal court documents

Superfund investigation continues following removal of materials from pot room building

Canadian mining company to pay Colville Tribes of Washington to offset cleanup costs on Columbia River

Federal ruling marks a victory for wildlife advocates and Native American tribes

Former Gov. Marc Racicot, Obama White House Counsel Robert Bauer were among speakers in Kalispell

Agencies collaborate, prepare for potential watershed calamity of invasive mussels

Women are outpacing men as new hunters, and a male-dominated industry is beginning to pay attention

Mark Biel has won the National Park Service Director’s Award for Natural Resource Stewardship

Business owners, lawmakers stand up for Land and Water Conservation Fund as deadline looms

Recent testing compares monitoring completed earlier this year to 2013 results

Lawmakers say they are underpaid, making less than a teenager working at McDonald's

Lynn Guyer will begin his job at the Deer Lodge prison on Oct. 22

Independent began publishing in 1991 and was distributed across three western Montana counties

Wildfires and partial closure of Going-to-the-Sun Road stanch flow of visitors

Montana DEQ to assume control of contaminated site from EPA by January 2020