The state is ramping up to implement the federal work requirements six months ahead of the deadline. But Montana is one of several states already struggling to pay for health services.

Glacier Park Boat Co.’s Little Chief will hit the century milestone this summer, marking a lifetime of transporting millions of visitors millions of miles in its 100 years of service to the park

After Flathead schools’ levy asks failed across the board earlier this month, some are beginning to navigate questions of where to make cuts to stave off projected deficits. Districts must set their budgets for the 2026-2027 school year by Aug. 25.

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

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

Enjoy a full slate of live music, rodeos, festivals and other events to keep you entertained in the Flathead Valley this summer

Nathan Dugan, 36, faces Colton Little, 20, to unseat incumbent Republican Brad Abell in the November general election

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.

Both the Braves and the Wolfpack will compete in play-in games on Friday in hopes of getting a swing at the first-ever Class AA state title

Officials attributed limited snowfall and poor conditions to the dip in traffic, which totaled 457,000 skier visits this winter even as a record volume of more than 17,000 season passes sold

Gov. Greg Gianforte paid a visit to the school to present the veteran educator, who has spent 70 years teaching, with the honor. As she looks down the pike to retiring, she encouraged students to make good choices.

Community members can learn more about the organization's plan to build 10 homes every year for 10 years at an open house event from 5 to 7 p.m. on June 10 at the O’Shaughnessy Center

The council added language in the zoning regulations to delay a state-mandated requirement that allows for 60-foot buildings downtown in hopes of finding an alternative by the time the law takes effect Oct. 1

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

After final hour (and final minute) candidate switches in two federal races drew criticism this spring, one Flathead-area representative wants to prevent it from happening again