A remodeled home near Flathead River public access; a spacious corner unit townhouse in Whitefish; and a property with great curb appeal in Columbia Falls

After last summer's record low lake levels, agency officials and dam operators held a presentation on the history and legal operations of Hungry Horse and SKQ dams

Despite pandemic-related challenges, Xanterra is busy rebuilding the park’s iconic fleet of red buses

U.S. Sen. Jon Tester met with law enforcement officials on Friday to discuss immigration, budget concerns and the area's burgeoning fentanyl crisis

Lee will discuss failure, humiliation, her creative motivations, and the craft of writing at her event on March 18

Jim Lockwood will contest the District 3 commission seat against incumbent Republican

A set of ballot initiatives would create top-four primaries and majority-winner elections in Montana, reshaping the state’s political system. Advocates say the reforms would offer more choice to voters and bridge the growing partisan gap. 

Jennifer Michele Helm in November pleaded guilty to wire fraud in federal court and must serve more than four years in prison and is ordered to pay $933,697 in restitution

After under-collecting a school property tax during a dispute with the governor, 49 of 56 counties are making up the difference with bills in the mail this month

Brosnan, 70, walked in an off-limits area at Mammoth Terraces, in the northern part of Yellowstone near the Wyoming-Montana line

Lawyers in the youth-led constitutional climate suit are confident the trial record will hold up in Montana’s highest court

David Macfarlane, 64, of Park City, Utah, died in a snow slide near Lost Trail Pass

The Montana Department of Justice has agreed to take over three homicide cases scheduled for trial this year to reduce the workload of Flathead County prosecutors as the office struggles to recruit and retain staff

The Valkyries' historic first season as a Class A basketball powerhouse ended three points shy of a championship

The Air Force review was prompted by reports that nine missile launch officers who had served at Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana had been diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma