Professional cartographer Ryan Dalton was inspired by his bird dog to create custom maps depicting public land in Montana. He’s since built dozens of GPS smartphone maps for a host of Flathead Valley organizations, and has captured the region’s most iconic landscapes in large-format wall art.

If you’re looking for me I’ll be easy to spot. That’s the beauty of orange.

If voters throughout Montana don’t turn out to cast ballots, particularly in swing state House districts like Columbia Falls, Whitefish, and Kalispell, the upcoming Legislature will intensify their work to dismantle our constitutional rights and freedoms

These solutions are complicated, long-term, and require large-scale investments, but this is the hard work necessary to truly address Montana’s housing crisis

Sale quantities have continued to taper down from the boom that began in the second half of 2020

Two Flathead Valley residents are vying for an open seat on a five-member oversight commission tasked with regulating public utility companies

LR-131 promises to protect Montana’s infants. Yet doctors across the state say it may bring families more harm than healing.

On the east side, visitors may still drive from St. Mary entrance to Jackson Glacier Overlook; hikers and bikers can proceed to Logan Pass from the barricade

One of the benefits of being a parent is that I can conjure magic in our daily routine. Shall we see what happens when we try to sled down grass?  

House Bill 325 would have allowed voters in November to choose if Montana should elect Supreme Court justices by district instead of statewide

Vegetable and shellfish stocks are easiest to make because the ingredients have so little fat

Sadly, it’s hard to get a pro angler to understand fishing ethics when making their next boat payment depends on them not understanding

Examining seven years of data including sale quantities, speeds and percent of original list price

Much to the library director's chagrin, trustees are now scrutinizing another 2018 children’s book – the board’s fourth book challenge this year – titled, 'Why Children Matter,' by Idaho church pastor Douglas Wilson

I would urge my fellow Montanans to once again place their trust in Justice Gustafson and reelect her to the Montana Supreme Court