The state saw about a 6% decrease, marking the first time enrollment has gone down since 2020. The full impact of expiring enhanced ACA tax credits is anticipated to come after enrollees have paid their premiums.
Following an environmental assessment, state officials are poised to approve a project that includes the construction of six new wells to eliminate “forever chemicals” detected in municipal wells that exceed national water quality standards. DEQ is accepting public comment on the assessment until Feb. 8.
The expanded clinic includes a physical therapy gym and audiology exam rooms
Bob Mislivec has played the accordion since he was 10, carrying on a cultural tradition and finding serendipitous connections. Over the last couple decades, he’s become a staple of the North Fork and Badrock Canyon music community.
At Thursday’s in-person election, 49 out of 77 voting primary care providers cast their ballots in support of unionizing
The plan, required by the Legislature, is designed to front load the public review process and streamline housing projects
Councilors will decide on Jan. 19 who will take Mayor-elect Ryan Hunter’s vacant council seat
The SKQ dam received over a million acre feet of water in December, compared to an average of 258,000 acre feet in the winter months
With a record high of overdose-related EMS calls in Flathead County in 2025, grieving family members and recovering addicts cope with loss while drug enforcement officers and treatment experts seek to bring awareness to the valley’s growing opioid crisis
Patients, healthcare providers and union organizers gathered Saturday afternoon to hear patients thoughts on Logan Health primary care providers filing for a union
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services awarded the Treasure State the fourth largest grant out of all 50 states that applied for the Rural Health Transformation Program
The partisan healthcare plan passed Wednesday night after House Democrats failed to force a vote on ObamaCare subsidies before the tax credits lapse at the end of the year
At the Natural Path in Kalispell, Dr. Paul Raish offers a variety of naturopathic medicines. For some, those options have changed their lives.
Without a congressional deal to avoid steep premium hikes, the ACA enhanced tax credits will expire at the end of the year
Development Services Director and Interim City Manager Jarod Nygren is the final contender for the city's top administrative position
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The state party's "Honor Roll" endorsements align with the local GOP's picks, and put an exclamation point on Republican infighting that came to a head during the 2025 legislative session
This week's petition for an independent review panel comes as Indigenous leaders from Montana, Idaho and B.C. close ranks to resist a coal mine expansion proposal in the transboundary Elk-Kootenai river watershed until the decades-old pollution problem is resolved
The quarterly reports to the Federal Election Commission span the period from Jan. 1 to March 31. After a month of shakeups to the state’s federal races, the reports offer a first glimpse at where candidates may stand in the newly shaped primaries for the western congressional district and U.S. Senate.
