City council elections were held Nov. 7 in Kalispell, Columbia Falls and Whitefish, where voters also approved reallocating a portion of the resort tax for community housing

Ballots for the 2023 Kalispell municipal general election are under review because they had not been updated to reflect updated precinct boundaries

Zinke’s measure would expel Palestinians who entered since Oct. 1

The annual year-end fundraising event for the Bob Marshall Wilderness Foundation will be at the Flathead County Fairgrounds this Friday, Nov. 10

More than 2.8 million visitors flocked to Glacier National Park through September, marking a 1.2% increase compared to last year and matching visitation during the National Park Service’s 2016 Centennial

The Rumbling Owl Fuels Reduction Project spans 5,400 acres on the Swan Lake Ranger District of the Flathead National Forest southeast of Condon

Crews had hoped to finish paving a 9-mile section of Glacier National Park’s busy thoroughfare before the snow flies, but early-season winter weather may stall work on the final stretch

Despite seasonal forecast, meteorologists say snow enthusiasts shouldn’t lose hope

Andy Wigner, 42, who allegedly stole a car on Oct. 25 and is wanted on a felony warrant for violating his terms of probation, reportedly tried to run down a sheriff’s deputy and strangle a K9 unit

Matthew C. Burns, 22, is charged with felony assault with a weapon and remains jailed on $100,000 bail

The school board’s facilitated workshop allowed attendees to take a survey and assess how Whitefish fosters student learning and growth

Just over 1,640 hunters appeared at four northwest Montana game check stations on opening weekend, compared to 1,754 hunters who turned out for the opening weekend of general rifle season last year

The National Weather Service warned of hazardous travel on snowy mountain passes and ice on some highways

In the aftermath of the resort tax and council member disagreement over housing projects, these four candidates seek to balance development and serve the working class

As new alpine lakes form due to glacial recession in Glacier National Park, where climate warming is occurring two to three times faster than the global average rate, researchers are beginning to unpack the mysteries lurking beneath their surface