As the Flathead Valley nonprofit fundraising campaign gets underway for its 10th year, organizers and participants highlight its achievements, including a record-breaking opening night that netted $380k

The suite of free, family friendly educational events will continue throughout this month and include an 80th birthday celebration for Smokey Bear

The Montana Grizzlies and the Gonzaga Bulldogs will kick off their seasons with a friendly game at Flip Darling Field on Sunday evening before a record-setting crowd

Matthew Thomas Vitek on July 31 pleaded guilty to a felony count of deliberate homicide and two felony charges of attempted deliberate homicide in the 2023 Ferndale shooting

Republicans have been on a roll in Montana for more than a decade and now hold every statewide office except for Tester’s

It is not uncommon for aerial firefighters to keep working into their 60s and 70s

Fisheries biologists say high temperatures and increased pressure on the three forks of the Flathead River brings stress to native fish, but an absence of angler surveys means agencies are lacking data that connects fishing to population estimates

A poll conducted this week shows Republican candidate Tim Sheehy taking a slim lead over Democratic Sen. Jon Tester. With Sheehy’s marginal edge, the polling reinforced the neck and neck nature of the high-stakes Senate election.

Recreation lands in Flathead County, the Flathead National Forest and Glacier National Park will no longer be under campfire-prohibiting Level 1 fire restrictions

A once powerful force in state politics, Montana's Democrats have faced mounting electoral losses in recent decades. As the state's most popular Democrat faces an uphill battle to reelection in the U.S. Senate, questions about the viability of the party in a post-November landscape loom.

The 525-kilovolt North Plains Connector could be the first high-voltage line in the country bridging the eastern and western energy grids

The city council on Monday night approved the safety plan that will reduce Main Street’s traffic lanes and provide a variety of safety infrastructure upgrades within the city

Enacted July 24, the “hoot owl” rules prohibited fishing from 2 p.m. to midnight and signaled the only time fisheries managers have imposed restrictions on the Flathead River system. The restrictions will expire Wednesday, Aug. 7.

In the last two years, the foundation has awarded around 60 grants to various disciplines and activities throughout Kalispell Public Schools, helping to offset the failures of school levies

Walz is joining Harris during one of the most turbulent periods in modern American politics, promising an unpredictable campaign ahead