Black Bear Shot and Killed by Montana Man After Living Room Break-in
The confrontation with the large bruin happened in the rural community of Luther at the base of the rugged Beartooth Mountains
The confrontation with the large bruin happened in the rural community of Luther at the base of the rugged Beartooth Mountains
The Going-to-the-Sun Road will be closed between Avalanche Campground and Logan Pass starting Friday at 10 a.m. while park staff remove a disabled vehicle
Although fire managers report no structures are at risk, the half-acre fire near Bowman Lake prompted a closure of the Numa Lookout trail
The North Lake Fire is burning at the southern edge of the Stillwater State Forest near the north end of Whitefish Lake
Beginning Saturday, campfires will be prohibited across the Flathead and Kootenai national forests, Glacier National Park and most other public and private lands in a three-county region
Routine exercise to test airport's emergency response system on Saturday will involve large presence of emergency responders and law enforcement
Beginning Saturday, campfires will be prohibited across the Flathead and Kootenai national forests, Glacier National Park and most other public lands in a three-county region
In presentation to Water Policy Interim Committee, the SKQ Dam operator depicted a dire scenario with no relief in sight even as the state’s elected leaders renewed their calls for federal aid
According to the Montana State Crime Lab, the 47-year-old Kalispell man died by suicide
More than 66 tons of the black, gooey stuff have been removed from the river since the June 24 accident, officials said
Park officials urge visitors to protect bears and themselves by properly securing food and attractants and remaining bear aware
Northwest Montana rivers and streams are historically low, prompting agency officials to ask anglers to take voluntary steps to reduce stress on native cold-water trout species, or else face the prospect of closures
Johnathan Orr, 47, had last been seen on July 16 jumping from a cliff approximately 90 feet above the surface of the water
The largest hydropower permitting reform legislation in decades has garnered broad support, including from the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes, American Rivers and leaders of the Pacific Northwest Economic Region
Due to the threat of aquatic invasive species and the inability to staff seasonal inspection stations, boating has been prohibited on Two Medicine and St. Mary Lakes since 2019
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