Mitchell Alexander Kleinman, 24, pleaded not guilty to felony counts of attempted deliberate homicide and criminal endangerment after allegedly shooting another driver in the head and firing multiple rounds at his vehicle with a child in the backseat

Inclement weather is preventing aircrafts from landing in Kalispell, causing delays and cancellations as foggy conditions are forecast to continue

Proponents say the Flathead National Forest's proposal would reduce wildland fire risk and improve forest health in a critical infrastructure corridor along the Middle Fork Flathead River. Meanwhile, conservation organizations are pressing for more environmental review in a 67,536-acre project area that includes a Wild and Scenic-designated river and roadless lands.

Nearly 50 years after Rhonda Swaney's near-fatal pregnancy complications, the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes member says Native Americans continue to receive inadequate maternal care

A series of rest times, smooth shaping and a boiling soda bath before baking result in dense, chewy sourdough bagels

The plan, required by the Legislature, is designed to front load the public review process and streamline housing projects

Behind lawmakers’ efforts to curb drunk driving in a state with the highest rates in the nation is a nonprofit that started with a simple solution: handing out coffee cards to those who choose not to drive home drunk. The impact has been wider than the Montana Bar Fairies’ founders imagined.  

Defense attorneys argue the evidence presented failed to link Kenneth James Floyd to the crime and was insufficient to support the guilty verdict

Councilors will decide on Jan. 19 who will take Mayor-elect Ryan Hunter’s vacant council seat

Teachers and staff members who participate describe several benefits from the program, which pays for them to eat with their students. They say the connections they build with their students make classroom management easier; help give valuable context to better meet their students where they’re at; and offers social safety.

Sally Thompson’s ‘Black Robes Enter Coyote’s World’ grew from her work on the Clark Fork Superfund case. But the book itself reaches back to the first encounter between the Salish and Jesuit missionaries, where radically different ways of understanding land collided — with consequences that continue to unfold.

The filing came just two days after the state Supreme Court found an earlier version of the initiative legally insufficient

A seven-bedroom residence in Columbia Falls; a newer Kalispell home near the bypass; and a Lakeside townhouse just minutes from Flathead Lake

After more than a decade in Los Angeles, Whitefish native Ethan Thompson hopes to help build a “family of creatives” through his role with NVMS

The action against Venezuela’s leader has left questions in its wake as the U.S. and Venezuela grapple with how to move forward.