Capital campaign builds on $1.1 million already secured from donors including SPP’s Benji Griffith and Apple Inc.’s Tim Cook; project aims to restore historic outdoor education center up the North Fork
Republicans governors in Idaho and Montana last year signed laws that expanded when, where and how wolves can be killed
New detections of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza tied to backyard poultry flock; marks the 10th Montana flock affected during this year’s wave of infections
The state will receive $43 million in federal funds to install charging stations on interstates and U.S. highways 93 and 2
Travis McMichael was already sentenced to life without parole in a Georgia state court for Arbery's killing, which became part of a larger national reckoning over racial injustice
Nicholas Oberling, a local landscape artist, is charged with a felony count of criminal endangerment
Glacier National Park officials say Bob Biondi, 79, of Lutz, Florida, died in a fall on steep, off-trail terrain above the Two Medicine Campground
Unlike my cluttered nightstand and piles of books that I tend to like seeds, my grandmother is a carnivore. Her teeth have sharpened with time.
As I kid, I’d toast over a campfire just about anything I could spear on a stick. Perhaps that’s why I’m still drawn to skewers. But they’re practical, too.
Pittman-Robertson funds are generated through a tax on firearms, ammunition, and archery supplies, with all revenues earmarked for conservation, habitat improvement, and wildlife
Two of the most experienced mountaineers in Glacier National Park's history of alpinism died in a climbing accident last month, devastating a close-knit community of family, friends and fellow adventure-seekers who are still trying to unravel what happened
Sales are broken down over five-month periods according to each Flathead Valley city
Fronting kids as legal foils, OCT sought to bypass Montana’s entire political system in court, especially Montana’s uncooperative, elected Legislature
The forces of competition are likely to push us in the direction we were already going, with planes, trains and ships moving all over the globe
Someday I may make it to New Zealand or Chile or wherever it is permitted to catch a fish on a fly, but I can be on that close-to-home water, watching a bass crush a popper at dusk, seven days a week
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Faced with revised counting methodology that dramatically reduces the state’s estimated wolf population, commissioners approved a scaled-down quota of 300 wolves in Montana
The Democrat’s Monday pledge to remain in the race offered a final word on the dropout question, eliciting a mixed response from left-leaning voters in the Flathead as the divide clears a path for Republican Kurt Alme to hold onto Montana's open Senate seat.
The Center for Asbestos Related Disease has served as the small town’s screening clinic for more than two decades, offering care during one of the largest public health disasters in U.S. history. After filing for bankruptcy and losing a federal grant to continue funding its services, the clinic will close permanently at the end of August.
