Judge Mike Menahan’s ruling gives the state 14 days to grant lawmakers the ability to override the veto, appeal to the state Supreme Court or both

Her departure clears Trump to focus solely on his likely rematch in November with Biden

Officials on Tuesday announced the completion of parts of the TSA checkpoint, waiting areas, dining areas and an escalator that opens to the public on March 6

Councilors Sam Nunnally and Kari Gabriel will temporarily reclaim the seats they surrendered until a new municipal election is held; council also set a hearing to consider the state-mandated Montana Land Use Planning Act

State says district court judge erred on all constitutional findings

The Northwest Montana Community Land Trust’s strategy for selling homes below market rate involves purchasing the land beneath the home, putting it in a trust, and then selling the home itself to buyers

Mathew Francisco Cupp was charged with criminal endangerment following “physical disturbance” near high school

An additional $470,514 in federal funding will allow Glacier to inventory cultural resources, promote ecosystem restoration and develop climate resilience projects

Josi Thyr is fulfilling a 20-year dream of competing in the Iditarod and will draw on string of successful results during 1,000-mile race

The bill provides about a week of funding while longer-term negotiations continue

Officials with the Kootenai National Forest say the project south of Libby would address hazardous fuel conditions on 1,327 acres of timber in the wildland urban interface

Judge does not stop map, but will set expedited court schedule for gerrymander lawsuit

In Kalispell and Whitefish last week, the longtime district court judge pledged to uphold Montana’s Constitution and safeguard environmental, educational and women’s rights if elected to the state’s highest court.

A tastefully updated home in Kalispell; a Columbia Falls charmer with great curb appeal; and a ranch-style home in an ideal location in Lakeside

Park-wide visitation was down 25% in January, when both snow accumulation totals and temperatures dropped to the lowest West Glacier has recorded in decades