Glacier National Park Begins Reopening Following Flooding
The reopening of Going-to-the-Sun Road and some Many Glacier Valley trails coincides with the first day of the park’s new reservation-only shuttle system
The reopening of Going-to-the-Sun Road and some Many Glacier Valley trails coincides with the first day of the park’s new reservation-only shuttle system
The Progressive Vet PAC poured millions into the Senate primary during its final weeks in support of Democrat Alani Bankhead. Now, it says it’s shifting its focus to back a Democratic candidate running in Kansas.
As Tagen Vine assumes the top leadership role with Glacier's fundraising partner, his record of community contributions in the Flathead Valley match the nonprofit Conservancy's legacy of supporting the park
The gifts will fund construction of a fully accessible playground and support general park development on the 20-acre site
National Weather Service officials have issued a flood watch in northwest Montana as inches of rain continues to flood creeks and streams ahead of a busy Fourth of July weekend
With the Flathead Valley leading the pack in wildfire risk and home insurance challenges in Montana, fire officials, insurance industry experts, lawmakers, and other stakeholders are searching for solutions to extinguish the ever-spreading problem of insurance unaffordability and scarcity.
A wilderness retreat in the North Fork; a newer Kalispell home in Silverbrook Estates; and a well-maintained residence in Bigfork Landing
Park officials will evaluate when to re-open the alpine sections of the road when conditions improve
Hungry Horse Reservoir, the Jewel Basin Hiking Area, and the Great Bear Wilderness each offers a variety of outdoor refuges just outside Glacier’s door
A Bureau of Reclamation spokesperson said the closure supports “operation priorities”
The February lawsuit seeks compensatory damages for medical and legal expenses, pain and suffering, and firearm replacement costs
In addition to the region’s extensive heritage, Highway 83 cuts through an area rich in wildlife and water recreation
As the state’s party chair defends the shift — which requires members to pay dues, sign an affirmation of support and spells out a procedure for suspending or terminating party members — some current and former legislators raised concerns with the new bylaws’ legality, and with the amount of power it puts in the hands of the State Central Committee and chair.
The park is one of 12 across the West that voted to unionize, with 97% of voting employees in favor
The 353-lot, single-family residential development on Tronstad Road east of U.S. Highway 93 was approved in 2024