Mark and Sam Schurke carved out a life in the Swan Valley offering hands-on adventures with rare Inuit sled dogs while raising two sons in the family business

A newly built custom home in Marion; a ranch-style residence on 10 acres in Kila; and a handcrafted log home in Bigfork

The state is planning to start checking eligibility of Medicaid enrollees starting July 1, six months ahead of federal guidelines. Health care advocates are concerned the accelerated implementation will result in eligible patients losing their coverage.

The district will ratify a contract with Lisa Bloom, who currently works as the director of curriculum, assessment and professional development, at a later date

As the war in Iran bottlenecks supply chains, the price increases have added to steep input costs for local producers. Meanwhile, low commodity prices remain a barrier to offsetting those costs.

Conservation groups sued the Flathead National Forest last year, arguing that approving a fuels reduction project to lower the risk of wildland fire on nearby communities violated federal law

The initiative, dubbed the Montana Plan, would prohibit entities like businesses and nonprofits from donating to political campaigns

From starting the year with a transportation roadblock to ending it with the departure of three teachers, the small, tight-knit district has spent much of the year building a plan to guide it into a changing future

High heat and added acid turn milk into an easy, three-ingredient homemade cheese

Daniel Baca and Jeremiah Hall, raised in Kalispell and Olney, are part of the team behind the first crewed moon mission in over 50 years

Independent abortion providers in Whitefish and Missoula challenged the new restrictions in a 2024 lawsuit, securing a preliminary injunction that the high court upheld on appeal from the state health department

Ahead of the June 2 primary, incumbent Flathead Republicans who voted for property tax reform are facing down their own party, fending off challengers from the right in campaigns to retain their seats as attack ads, mailers and endorsements inundate their districts. Can they stay above the noise?

The high country could see more than 12 inches of snow by Friday, potentially adding to river basins as snowpack deficits persist

The federal lawsuit claims that Hecla's Libby Exploration Project south of Libby threatens water quality and protected species, including those in a federally designated wilderness area