The Westland Impact Festival, which runs from June 11-13, is setting out to be one of the first multi-day, multi-venue festivals in the country to power the entire event with solar-charged, portable batteries

Hotel occupancy and Glacier visitation are up, but travelers are being more selective, taking fewer trips and choosing road travel over flying

Discussion about state-mandated changes to the public hearing process was at the forefront as the city pushed forward in the Montana Land Use Planning Act (MLUPA) process

A lawsuit challenging the West Reservoir Project accuses the federal agency of invoking emergency procedures instead of examining impacts of logging roads in grizzly bear and bull trout habitat

The contamination, found in the school’s library and in a school-owned property, has resulted in a need for remediation before students can return. The school’s roughly one dozen students completed their year in Eureka.

For the first time in five years, visitors can access all of Glacier National Park’s entrances without a vehicle reservation. But visitors will still have to navigate changes in 2026, including Logan Pass parking restrictions, a new reservation-only shuttle system, and construction-related closures. Here’s what to know.

“Trail Creek: A North Fork Saga” documents the lives and philosophies of two homesteaders on the outskirts of Glacier National Park just south of the U.S.-Canada border through the lens of a wildlife biologist

The stories behind some of our favorite images of the park

Although snowpack across the state is largely below 50% of median for June 1, the Flathead and St. Mary basins are predicted to see 80% to 90% of normal streamflow

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

A new web-based tool integrates fish population and streamflow data from across the state, informing anglers and fisheries managers through one interactive online portal

During the 2025-2026 season, the low-barrier shelter’s staff connected 61 people with either long-term housing or in-patient care as a growing volume of individuals with disabling conditions seek services

The Flathead saw a 50/50 split in terms of party-backed candidates prevailing in their primary contests. Those results mirrored a similar dynamic statewide, with each of the Republican Party’s factions winning several key races.

Flathead County District Court Judge Dan Wilson ruled the motions lacked merit after a jury in November found 41-year-old Kenneth James Floyd guilty of negligent homicide, leaving the scene of an accident involving serious injury or death of a person and tampering with evidence