Michael Brooks and Kelly Couzens Brooks host catered events this month before searching for an operator to bring the century-old community hub back to life

Skydiving returns to the Flathead Valley with the new center opening May 15

In Montana, where abortion is legal, local providers praised the high court's Thursday ruling allowing them to continue distributing mifepristone by mail, saying it has "revolutionized" access for rural patients

A two-way primary is taking place in Senate District 8 with both State Rep. Tyson Running Wolf and social worker Jade-Heather Ackerman on the Democratic ticket

The candidates, Arthur Dunn and Jim Riley, are in a hunt for the seat held by State Rep. Amy Regier, who is running for Senate

Montana providers say medication abortion through telehealth is critical in a state where some patients must drive hundreds of miles for clinic care

In a roundup of structural improvements including new wastewater systems and a public safety facility, local municipal leaders said new and upgraded infrastructure is necessary to keep pace with future growth

From April to June, bikers enjoy glacier views, dripping waterfalls, and the peace of early spring from the Sun Road before the road opens to vehicles

Starting in July, adults enrolled in Medicaid will need to meet 80 hours of community engagement requirements each month

City officials adjusted the proposed project to only include roundabouts and safety features along the south side of Main Street, removing a controversial road diet from the prosed grant application

Volunteer firefighters from three departments respond to a variety of crises, ranging from wildfires to car accidents and plane crashes. With rising tourism and a growing population of year-round residents in the region, the departments have joined forces to expand their reach when responding to medical emergencies.

At a public hearing Thursday, opponents of the project said there wasn't enough time to conduct a separate review of DEQ documents, while proponents argued that “time is of the essence” to increase septage capacity in Flathead County

Approving the regulatory standards signaled the final steps toward putting the city in line with the Montana Land Use Planning Act before the state’s May deadline

Over half of the clinic’s staff graduated from high schools around the Flathead Valley

State regulators are reviewing the district’s proposed wastewater treatment technology and will accept comment until April 23, when a public hearing will be held in Lakeside.