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

As the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency seeks public comment on a proposed remediation plan at the former aluminum plant, residents receive technical advice from community liaison

As grizzly populations expand their range and density, the bruins are turning up in far-flung ecosystems where they haven't been observed in a century

According to online forums, a local man had been camping near the Ford River access site located on the North Fork, but had not been seen by family members since July 2

With 19 new fire starts in the span of a week, only the 15-acre Savage Mountain blaze continues to burn in rugged terrain on the Three Rivers Ranger District near Troy

Clifford Persons was reported missing on July 8 in the Frozen Lakes area after he did not return to his vehicle

Two-day, 110-mile bike ride evokes sport’s golden age while supporting scholarship to Kalispell Montessori Schools

City council could hold a public hearing on the potential ballot question in early August; reallocation could generate $27 million for community housing over a 20-year period

In the Flathead Valley, the fifth-driest year in 129 years has produced ominous wildfire projections in the region, but officials say ‘firewise’ homeowners can help reduce risk

Impacts to visitors would be most noticeable during July and August of 2025, when services that are typically open to the public would be closed

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks and its partners have inspected 33,000 watercraft this year, and reminded boaters to follow aquatic invasive species protocol during Fourth of July festivities

Officials in Montana, New Mexico and Arizona warned relocations could wreak ecological havoc as “invasive species” get purposefully introduced

Attorneys defending the Center for Asbestos Related Disease in the federal lawsuit deny the claims, arguing the clinic made its diagnoses in line with requirements of the 2009 Affordable Care Act, which included special provisions for the Libby victims

Many Glacier Campground will be temporarily limited to hard-sided camping only