A Bureau of Reclamation spokesperson said the closure supports “operation priorities”

The park is one of 12 across the West that voted to unionize, with 97% of voting employees in favor

The assessment found no 'significant adverse effects' on phase two of the wastewater facility project, allowing the district to begin bidding for contractors for the new treatment plant facilities

A lawsuit local environmental groups brought against the Department of Natural Resources and Conservation challenges the agency’s preliminary approval of a water permit for the Territory 1889 development, and its dismissal of objections raised by the groups

The closure is due to the expiration of a federal grant the nonprofit relies upon

The committee will help oversee an affordable housing study, funded through a grant the city is expected to receive from the Department of Housing and Urban Development

As the state rescinds its original plans to raise Medicaid reimbursement rates by 3% this year, strained providers consider the path forward

Habitat for Humanity and private developers plan mixed-income community, but neighbors raise concerns about traffic on local roads

The luxury development comes from the multi-national Discovery Land Company. The public comment period on the facilities’ environmental assessment closes June 15.

The plan adheres to the elimination of public hearings for site-specific developments mandated by state law while offering ways residents can stay updated on local projects, including a new city webpage

The groups are seeking an alternative to the septage treatment facility currently under construction a mile north of Flathead Lake

The grant would fund two roundabouts and various safety measures along Main Street, including a designated school zone in front of St. Matthew’s Catholic School

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