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

The victim, an adult female guide, reported she was sleeping outside on the ground near Nyack when she sustained injuries from what officials believe was a black bear

For the first time since 2019, cross-border pedestrian and boat travel between Waterton Lakes National Park and Glacier National Park’s Goat Haunt area will resume for the 2023 season

Serious JuJu offers free meals and indoor skate park for kids often facing difficult situations at home, including hunger, addiction and neglect

Residents rally to breathe life into historic entrance through a three-phase plan

The adult male grizzly, which had no history of conflicts, was killed in Sanders County north of Noxon and had been collared for research purposes

Along the eastern border of Glacier National Park, the Aamsskáápipikani — or southern Blackfeet — have implemented the first U.S. co-management conservation program between a tribe and the National Park Service

The ruling from a federal judge in Missoula came after environmentalists sued the U.S. Forest Service for dropping the red slurry material into waterways hundreds of times over the past decade

Atheer Abdulrahman S. Alquahtani, a University of Kansas student from Saudi Arabia, died May 22 after falling from a rocky overhang into the gorge

The first youth climate change challenge in the U.S. to reach trial is still going ahead next month, though it's been narrowed by a Montana judge who dismissed a claim against a state energy policy that is no longer in effect

The one-time Montana resident is the first defendant in the Capitol riot to be sentenced for seditious conspiracy, and to date his punishment is the most severe

The first-of-its-kind Mesonet tower west of Montana’s Continental Divide gathers weather, soil-moisture and snowpack data to inform Tribes’ rangeland management and climate plans

If approved, fisheries managers would remove non-native rainbow trout from the alpine lake using a fish toxicant and replace them with genetically pure strains of westslope cutthroat and bull trout. The project would begin Sept. 1.