Last year, the nonprofit organization served 781 new families and recorded 20,000 pantry visits, doubling the number of visits recorded over the past two years

Although federal wildlife managers will adopt a first-of-its-kind National Recovery Plan to support the conservation of wolves in the northern Rockies, environmental groups are considering a legal challenge

The neurological disease, which is contagious, rapidly spreading, and always fatal, is currently known to infect only members of the cervid family — elk, deer, reindeer, caribou, and moose

Regulators to send letter to utility asking about energy purchases, Colstrip downtime, revenue

James Cameron McNeely, 43, of Browning, admitted to stealing $78,000 from the tribal government that employed him

Flathead Electric Cooperative say the temporary closure of MT 35 is necessary to prevent the rotting Ponderosa from toppling power lines

The 112-year-old bridge’s structural integrity has been deteriorating for years and is slated for replacement; however, a recent inspection prompted its emergency closure on Jan. 31

The Republican governor responded to prominent anti-transgender commenters who alleged the state’s child welfare division had 'kidnapped' a Glasgow teenager last fall and sidestepped a new state law barring minors from gender-affirming care

Presented by Winter Wildlands Alliance, the 19th annual festival is screening documentaries and ski movies about mountain snowsports, athletes, arts and the environment

The new online resource promotes responsible living, community connections and sustainable practices in Flathead County

The Coalition for a Clean CFAC is asking the EPA and Montana DEQ to reevaluate its proposed remedy involving the off-site removal of hazardous waste from the former aluminum plant

About 300 surviving animals in the contiguous U.S. live in fragmented, isolated groups at high elevations in the northern Rocky Mountains

Working with the nonprofit Flathead Land Trust, Charles and Renate Jaquette placed their 497-acre, topsoil-rich tract of land on Egan Slough into a conservation easement

As visitation trends stabilizes due in part to a vehicle reservation system, an unseasonably warm December prompted a 41% uptick in visitors to the park when compared to the same month a year prior

Land managers say the harvest project near Olney could occur as soon as September, before the fire-killed trees lose their economic value