In 1939, Shorty and Mary Mad Plume organized a homegrown rodeo in Browning as a community celebration. After a 21-year hiatus, the eldest Mad Plume daughter has revived the event to preserve and promote the Blackfeet culture of Indian rodeo.

In partnership with University of Montana’s Mansfield Dialogues speaker series, The New Yorker staff writer Peter Hessler will speak on April 4 at FVCC

In 2023, Gus Cox climbed to the top of Montana’s competitive youth bouldering circuit with a perfect score in the Last Best Bouldering Series. He did it with a little help from his friends and family.

Smoke was visible from various places in the Flathead Valley depending on the location and weather conditions

The incumbent Republican governor hauled in over $1 million — without cutting himself a check.

According to a federal magistrate’s recommended findings in a lawsuit, the Flathead National Forest’s current management plan fails to accurately calculate road density for new logging projects

Fisheries managers are seeking public comment on regulations that would prohibit the use of ‘terminal tackle’ to minimize stress on sensitive species like westslope cutthroat and bull trout

The Flathead Valley is home to a suite of educational programs, camps, and outdoor activities that help connect kids with nature

Calling it 'an important first step' to solve mining pollution on the Elk-Kootenai River watershed, tribal and First Nation governments in Montana, Idaho and British Columbia cheered the long-awaited reference to the International Joint Commission

Last month, the hardline conservative dropped out of the Senate race six days after entering, citing former President Donald Trump's endorsement of rival Tim Sheehy and the inability to raise enough money for a viable campaign

Boaters entering the Flathead Basin and all other Montana water bodies are required to undergo inspection prior to launching

An additional $470,514 in federal funding will allow Glacier to inventory cultural resources, promote ecosystem restoration and develop climate resilience projects

Officials with the Kootenai National Forest say the project south of Libby would address hazardous fuel conditions on 1,327 acres of timber in the wildland urban interface

Park-wide visitation was down 25% in January, when both snow accumulation totals and temperatures dropped to the lowest West Glacier has recorded in decades

Located at the confluence of the Flathead and Stillwater rivers east of Kalispell, the 405-acre wetland will generate income for Montana’s schools under a conservation easement held by Flathead Land Trust