‘Landscapes of Many Uses’ theme for 34th year of Forestry Expo invites families to join educational experiences

Both the Kootenai and Flathead river drainages are at 80% of normal, well below the same time last year when snowpack exceeded 150% of normal

Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples Awareness Day is held on May 5 — the birthday of Hanna Harris, who was only 21 when she was slain on the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation in Montana

Set in Montana, the show has become a phenomenon, with 12.1 million viewers tuning into the fifth season's opening episode on the night of its debut last November

As plow crews clear the Going-to-the-Sun Road for summertime visitation, cyclists and hikers can enjoy early-season access; portions of the park are now open to vehicles

Gov. Gianforte signed a bill Thursday prohibiting the acquisition of some assets by governments, businesses and individuals from China, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Russia or Venezuela

More than 1,000 high school athletes from 14 schools are entered in the meet at Kalispell’s Legends Stadium on Saturday

Project would place 47,907 acres of former Weyerhaeuser acreage under a permanent easement that protects access and wildlife habitat

David Scott Whitford allegedly exposed himself at the Kidsports Complex baseball fields

Montana DNRC officials warn residents that smoke will be visible from across the Flathead Valley

Six projects on the Flathead and Kootenai national forests are among the 25 selected to receive federal funding in Montana

Laurie Zeller worked for the state Department of Natural Resources and Conservation for 40 years, retiring in 2020 as the agency’s Conservation District Bureau Chief

Montana Kayak Academy has grown its nonprofit program in recent years to offer more whitewater kayaking instruction for kids and adults while promoting river safety, stewardship and a sense of community

Debate over Montana’s bill drew national attention after Republicans punished transgender lawmaker Zooey Zephyr for her remarks, saying her words were personally offensive

Trends in data show spawning nests declining in 48% of state’s long-term monitoring streams; connected habitats in the South Fork Flathead River and Hungry Horse remain stable