There is no indication the contributions swayed the Democratic senator's decision making or that he committed any wrongdoing

The popular trail between Logan Pass and Granite Park opened a full month earlier than last season, although lingering snow patches may require caution

A coalition of conservation groups has likened a native trout restoration project to ‘playing god’ with the fisheries of Glacier National Park, but scientists say it’s one of the last best chances to preserve a species in peril

Counsel for both sides offered short closing remarks Tuesday on the bench trial’s final day, with the judge’s order expected within weeks

According to its environmental review, the state would build a 12-vehicle gravel parking lot to access the 772-acre parcel along the Flathead River near Columbia Falls

The new exhibit honors the legacy of Wanda Hollensteiner, a philanthropist and arts patron for whom the college’s new Wanda Hollensteiner Art Gallery was named

Friday marked plaintiffs’ final opportunity to present witnesses in youth-led lawsuit Held v. Montana

FWP received grant funding from the Christopher and Dana Reeves Foundation to equip the popular Kalispell park with an Action Trackchair, which can be reserved by individuals with a disability

The June 19-23 closure will affect all public use, including the day-use area and the boat ramp

Park officials announced early Tuesday morning that all 50 miles of the iconic alpine byway are open to motorized traffic, marking the earliest opening date since 2005 and increasing the volume of vehicle reservations available in the popular corridor

Northwest Montana has become a destination for mountain bikers, trail runners and hikers looking to slake their single-track thirst. Here’s the down and dirty on where to find the best ribbons of dirt.

Kaczynski was found unresponsive in his cell early Saturday morning and was pronounced dead around 8 a.m. A cause of death was not immediately known.

Capping a three-and-a-half-year stint at the helm of the Flathead, Kurt Steele has accepted a position as deputy director of the U.S. Forest Service’s Region 1 office in Missoula

Judge Michael Moses initially cancelled the permit for the $250 million plant near Laurel, saying officials had failed to adequately consider the 23 million tons of greenhouse gas emissions

Years-long investigation of former home of Columbia Falls Aluminum Co. approaches final stages with EPA’s release of $57.5 million remediation plan; public meeting scheduled for June 28