We don’t need someone to come save us and build 1,000 new homes. We need neighbors willing to work together to provide common-sense, community-minded solutions.

Autumn in the Flathead Valley means events for the whole family

Although most national parks remain “as accessible as possible during the federal government shutdown,” visitor services in Glacier National Park will be limited or unavailable as officials await guidance and business leaders are left “flying blind”

Slated for completion in summer 2027, the work to rebuild Highway 93 west of Whitefish will cause delays of up to one hour starting Oct. 3

A new National Park Service report shows visitor spending supported 5,190 jobs in Glacier’s gateway communities last year, while contributions to the national economy amounted to 340,100 jobs and $18.8 billion in labor income

By failing to apply for permits, a California couple who built a home on a streambank in Glacier National Park skirted state and federal environmental protections, a state agency wrote on appeal to the Ninth Circuit

Tribal officials say the move, an apparent first among tribal governments in Montana, is intended to prevent potential addiction to products that can have opioid-like effects.

Wildland fire officials with the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation will burn 180 acres of state trust land to reduce fuel loading and promote forest health across the region. Smoke may be visible from Whitefish and the greater Flathead Valley.

Since 2017, the nearly 8,000-acre Lost Trail National Wildlife Refuge near Marion has undergone an extensive landscape-level restoration

As soon as she fell, a Montana woman knew she couldn’t avoid going to the hospital

I’ve found that the skills solo paddling taught me also improve our ability to work effectively as a team

With a new presenting sponsor and a distance for everyone, the two-day trail-running event’s 16th edition is on track for the biggest field yet. For organizers, it’s also an opportunity to grow the community's conservation roots.

Fish, Wildlife and Parks officials believe hemorrhagic disease is responsible for killing localized populations of deer in Plains, Eureka and Marion

Bill Hodge, a Flathead Valley public lands advocate who has led several environmental stewardship organizations, hopes to move the conservation conversation beyond “hyper partisan politics”

The entire length of the Two Medicine Road will close Oct. 1 for a culvert replacement