Polls closed at 8 p.m. as voters across Montana cast ballots in competitive primaries for local, state and federal office

The rural teacher retires after three decades, leaving behind a lasting legacy in the tight-knit West Glacier community

The Flathead National Forest and Glacier National Park have signaled their intent to formalize an interagency plan that sets forth user capacities and management actions on the three forks of the Flathead River

Flathead-area candidates for the state legislature have attracted more than $325,000 combined in funding during the primary election cycle

A Montana Department of Labor and Industry report revealed the financial and professional services sector is responsible for nearly one third of the state’s economic production as banking and real estate dominate the Flathead Valley

Park administrators have shelved a post-pandemic vehicle-reservation pilot program in favor of a new plan to expand parking and grow its shuttle network. But without any guaranteed federal funding, some stakeholders worry they're moving forward without fallback plan.

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

In a state that has historically heralded its independent streak, Bodnar's candidacy for the U.S. Senate sets up an experiment about whether a candidate running outside the two-party system can stave off Montana's one-party rule

The federal money through the Land and Water Conservation Project will permanently protect 1,131 acres of front-country timberland near Kalispell, effectively tripling the size of Herron Park

In the days after a Florida man's death from a bear attack, parkgoers assess — and accept — the inherent risks of hiking in grizzly country as experts emphasize "bear aware" education

The unanimous decision was made following outcry from roughly 20 residents who spoke against the project, which still must go to city council for a final decision.

Four candidates are vying to keep the seat in GOP control after a last-minute shake-up. But as one candidate distinguishes himself with high-profile endorsements, the Republican primary is shaping up to be a referendum on whether that establishment support carries weight with voters.

Which candidate has the best chance of flipping Montana’s western congressional seat from red to blue? Voters will have an opportunity to weigh in on a four-way Democratic primary to answer that question in June, but all candidates agree the race comes with high stakes.

Forest Service firings that decimated the ranks of seasonal trail crews, combined with historic windthrow, have compounded the challenge of clearing thousands of miles of wilderness trails this summer