Oats, quinoa, pumpkin seeds and agave syrup form the base for this apple- and currant-flavored granola

The subdivision requirements would eliminate public hearings on individual subdivisions

All four candidates running in the primary on the left side of the aisle participated in a roundtable hosted by the Beers, Buds and the Big Sky Podcast, discussing a number of high-profile issues that could be at-play in the looming midterm elections

National Weather Service officials say an atmospheric river will bring destructive gusts of 80 mph and up to 4 feet of snow to high elevations in northwest Montana, especially near the Continental Divide

ACCT Searches, a group affiliated with the Association of Community College Trustees, will head the nationwide search for Jane Karas’ replacement. The board has yet to finalize a timeline.

The Ottawa Senators defenseman played in all six games, helping Team USA outscore opponents 26-9 en route to its first gold medal in men’s hockey in 46 years

A crowded race for Flathead County commissioner takes shape alongside other local contests for Flathead County Sheriff, Clerk and Recorder and Justice of the Peace

Amid a shortage of referees in a field historically dominated by men, the three Blackfeet women officials face fans with the support of their community

A 19-year-old male was pronounced dead on scene while a 58-year-old male and 17-year-old female were transported to Logan Health with injuries following the March 7 crash

A custom-built home in Kalispell; a Coram property with two inviting cabins; and a modern residence near Whitefish Lake Golf Course

A travel and lodging company with business interests spread across West Glacier plans to build cabins and dormitories to house 137 workers during peak tourism season

Warm and dry trends are continuing across the Northern Rockies as snow water equivalent (SWE) levels hover around 85% in the Flathead, Kootenai and Sun-Teton-Marias river basins while drought conditions have expanded to 95% of the state

Jennifer Fee’s selection is not yet finalized as the district waits for final background checks and goes through contract negotiations. She was offered the role from a bench of three finalists, the other two of which had Flathead roots.

The volunteer firefighters could previously only respond to a limited number of medical calls. With the Qualified Response Unit formed, many of the rural volunteer firefighters are now certified as first responders.

The senator’s departure from the race minutes before Montana's filing deadline caused an outcry from some members of his own party — and beyond — who argued the move sets a “dangerous precedent”