Glacier (10-1) will get play in the state title game next week against Helena Capital (10-1), which defeated Billings West on Friday

Joining the symphony will be international performer and award-winning violinist Rachel Barton Pine

Montana is one of seven states that does not allow people to change the sex on their birth certificate

Located 13 miles west of Whitefish in the wildland-urban interface, the Cyclone Bill Project would cover 40,880 acres, including Tally Lake and Logan Creek. Members of the public have 45 days to submit objections before the project is finalized.

Earlier this month, the park announced that it was implementing a new timed entry vehicle reservation system

This will be the second year in a row the Wolfpack (9-1) have faced the Raptors (10-0) in the AA semifinals, with last year’s matchup resulting in a 35-14 win for Glacier

The nonprofit will begin hosting educational workshops teaching basic auto repair, carpentry, plumbing and electrical skills to help guests learn new trades and avoid unnecessary bills

When you bake leftover rice into pudding, it puffs slightly like a souffle before setting up into a soft custard covered in a golden skin

With angling and environmental pressures ramping up on streams and rivers, the state Fish and Wildlife Commission voted to reel in recreational angling for bull trout in the Flathead, extend a ban on treble hooks and lower the bag limit for wild trout across western Montana

New iteration would cap tax value growth at 2% a year on primary residences that don’t change ownership

Last month, Blackfeet Community College celebrated 50 years as a tribal college. Grounded in its history as a cultural institution, the college is expanding its academic programs to meet changing community needs. 

On Nov. 17, a series of speakers will deliver talks on subjects ranging from how a graphic novelist depicts history, to the connections between “The Great Gatsby” and the American West

With big game check stations reporting more deer and elk harvested in northwest Montana compared to last year, wildlife officials say the upcoming “rut” could further improve hunters’ chances in the field

Kalispell Republican and former Speaker of the Montana House Matt Regier will serve as Senate president. Reps. Braxton Mitchell and Amy Regier will be House majority whips. 

Awarded to Flathead Electric Cooperative, Montana West Economic Development and the Flathead National Forest, the money will fund fuel-reduction projects in the wildland urban interface and help landowners build fuel breaks to protect their property