As avian flu continues to decimate backyard poultry flocks in Montana, the highly contagious disease has been detected in large carnivores at an alarming rate, prompting health officials to urge caution around sick animals

Competitors await the 10th edition of the Montana Spartan Trifecta Race, which returns to the shores of Flathead Lake on May 6-7

Injunction on 56,000-acre Kootenai National Forest project area requires the Forest Service to assess how logging roads will impact isolated grizzly bear population

David Gianforte has told his father the bills will harm the LGBTQ+ community he’s a part of.

Coalition of Indigenous leaders demands action on transboundary coal mining pollution in Montana, Idaho and British Columbia as bilateral Canada-U.S. talks are set to begin

The recent return of osprey pair Charlie and Charlotte to their Charlo nest coincides with a bailing-twine cleanup campaign organized by the Owl Research Institute

Pollution threat brings national attention to iconic western Montana river named among America’s Most Endangered Rivers

Some Republican lawmakers urged on by a GOP lobbyist wanted to alter Montana's 2024 Senate primary so that only the top two candidates, no matter their party, would advance to the November election

Four decades after its creation, the Flathead Basin Commission is poised to integrate with a new region-wide commission. Despite concerns that the merger will dilute focus on the critical headwaters, state administrators describe the new commission as “leaner and meaner.”

While most of the 106-acre property on Flathead Lake will remain undeveloped, the agency’s plan includes day-use amenities and limited overnight accommodations

Pink Bench Distilling in Troy is embarking on a three-pronged mission — reduce human-bear conflicts, boost the town’s economy and make delicious spirits

Latest fundraising push seeks remaining funding to purchase a conservation easement on the 442-acre natural area along the Flathead and Stillwater rivers east of Kalispell

Lee Enterprises, headquartered in Davenport, Iowa, cut at least 15 newsroom positions at papers it owns across Montana

Upcoming presentations by Annie Griffiths, the visual storyteller who is featured tonight, April 14, and cartoonist Gary Trudeau will round out FVCC’s inaugural speaker series

Since the scale of development peaked in 2021, local officials say they've received fewer applications for building permits even as the valley continues to grapple with growing pains