Whitefish’s Ethan Thompson has built a successful music career in L.A., but a long pandemic stay back home and the release of his debut solo album have clarified his life

Owner Markie Parks offers traditional men’s grooming services and more at her shop near Echo Lake in Bigfork

As the economy recovers from the pandemic, employers continue to struggle filling job vacancies in nearly every sector, with the shortage most pronounced in the service industry

Five challengers take on incumbent trustees who kept district’s schools open — but required mask wearing — throughout 2020-21 school year

As Canadian coal mining operations threaten fish species in Northwest Montana’s transboundary watershed, Republican lawmakers insist a new protective standard was rushed to adoption

Below-average snow at lower elevations has allowed crews to make quick progress, while bikers and hikers rejoice on famed stretch of alpine highway still closed to motorists

Following discussions about a city official's social media use, no proposed action items are under consideration to amend current policy

Portions of every Rescue Dog sale will go toward local animal shelters

Softball returns after a year off, and for Flathead Valley's Class AA softball teams, a trip to state would mean a home-field advantage

Many large-scale concerts and tours in the U.S. won’t resume until 2022, but in Montana and elsewhere in the region, live music is making a gradual return at local venues

A plan to build rental cabins in Bunker Park, near the Bob Marshall Wilderness, was placed on temporary hold following concern over grizzly bear habitat, increased use

Artists from Tennessee and the Flathead will play April 15-16 following a songwriting retreat in Whitefish

Jeff Mow acknowledges timing of temporary detail ‘difficult’ as Glacier unveils its new ticketed entry system and braces for busiest summer on record

A new exhibit with artifacts from the Columbia Falls Aluminum Company is on display at the Northwest Montana History Museum through the summer