Federal rules exclude homelessness as an exemption, forcing people to prove they're too sick to work or risk losing health coverage

At a Tuesday community meeting, officials broke down their plan to contain the 2,700-acre wildfire and protect residents’ homes

Make watermelon last longer and stay fully refreshing as a herb-tinged sorbet

In response to 155 public comments, Flathead National Forest Supervisor Anthony Botello said he modified the project to overhaul the wastewater treatment system. Work will begin in 2027.

As the state’s Aug. 10 withdrawal deadline nears, pressure is building for either independent Seth Bodnar or Democrat Alani Bankhead to leave a contest they’re both determined to stay in.

Councilors also approved a 95-home mixed-income residential development off Northland Drive proposed by Habitat for Humanity and private developers

The inaugural Blacktail Balderdash adventure race, which doesn't reveal its course until one day before the Aug. 8 event, promises something for everyone. It also promises runners "you will get lost."

Experts at the University of Montana’s Bureau of Business and Economic Research say that despite strong wage gains, Kalispell’s affordability is the worst in the state when compared with income levels as residents become increasingly displaced

The meeting will take place Tuesday evening at the Olney Volunteer Fire Department

As conservation groups challenge the Trump administration’s move to rescind a 50-year-old regulation, proponents say the new reform gives local land managers more control

Brian Scott Weidner, 43, was booked in the Flathead County Detention Center on a pending felony charge of intimidation

Dylan Austin Olson, 26, now faces an additional 10-year term in the Montana State Prison after the use of firearm, destructive force and dangerous weapon amendments were added to his felony deliberate homicide charge

An overnight operations crew joined the efforts yesterday to corral the uncontained fire in northwest Montana

Community members and local organizers say temporary funds from a federal rural health initiative still do not cover the deficit from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, due in part to existing gaps in the state’s Medicaid program

A private acreage retreat with garden and greenhouse in Whitefish; a golf-course home in Bigfork’s Eagle Bend; and a turnkey short-term rental in Columbia Falls