Though abortion rights supporters recently prevailed on ballot measures in seven state, including Montana, state supreme courts voters have elected indicate legal fights to come aren’t clear-cut

The Republican governor forecast an aggressive economic and social agenda for his second term

Flathead County officials say the decision to partner with a local water and sewer district was born of a mutual need to upgrade outmoded systems and serve the region’s growing population. Meanwhile, a water-quality watchdog group says disposal of wastewater into an aquifer near Flathead Lake deserves a higher level of scrutiny.

The Board of County Commissioners on Jan. 13 signed a contract with the Deputy Sheriff’s Association that increases retirement benefits but falls short of keeping up with competitive law enforcement wages

Democrats said House Bill 121 won’t pass legal muster, will cost more than $0 to implement

A single-level home with vaulted ceilings in Kalispell; a mid-century modern residence with mountain views in Columbia Falls; and a charming property within walking distance from downtown Whitefish

If everything remains on schedule, the school anticipates construction on its new Smith Fields facility will wrap up in July

The state filed a lawsuit against Flathead County after the Board of Adjustment denied a conditional use permit for a prerelease center in Evergreen, arguing an abuse of discretion

Federal regulators on Friday afternoon published a record of decision approving a cleanup remedy for the contaminated aluminum plant property near the Flathead River. Federal and state regulators estimate that the actual cleanup activities, once initiated, will take two to four years to complete.

Tyler Jordan Hall admitted to creating and selling unapproved drugs with dangerous side effects through his Kalispell business called Rat’s Army

Policy proposals so far focus on state-funded financial subsidies to address high child care costs and low wages for workers

Taxpayers can once again receive dollar-for-dollar tax credits for donations made to qualifying public schools and private school scholarship organizations

Calling the project “ill-conceived” and framing it as a “clearcut” in lynx habitat, the four conservation groups say Flathead National Forest’s plan to reduce wildfire hazards on 9,000 acres of forest around Tally Lake violates federal law

Calling the arguments "interesting," U.S. Magistrate Judge Kathleen DeSoto must now weigh in on who has exclusive jurisdiction over a home constructed on private land in Glacier National Park — the federal government or the state of Montana — and whether the property is subject to state environmental regulations.