The approval comes after the elected officials sent a letter to Trump on Tuesday asking for federal assistance to support Lincoln and Sanders counties and the Blackfeet Nation as flooding triggers states of emergency in northwest Montana

The rivals will meet for the first time ever in the postseason on Saturday, with several familiar faces on the rosters

Gusts of 66 mph blew through Bad Rock Canyon early this morning and downed power lines to Essex as Flathead Electric Company crews work around the clock to restore power during the multi-day outage

Ellsworth had attempted to award $170,100 in government work to a friend

As a tight global market, low commodity prices and high input costs driven by tariffs and inflation contribute to thin margins, Montana producers and economists say the Farmer Bridge Payments will provide scant relief

The partisan healthcare plan passed Wednesday night after House Democrats failed to force a vote on ObamaCare subsidies before the tax credits lapse at the end of the year

Introduced by Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, the amendment to an Interior appropriations bill strips language prohibiting the disposal of national park units; Montana's congressional delegates said they are reviewing all amendments and remain "stalwart" in their defense of public lands

To give the soft porridge a cornbread-like texture, chill it in the refrigerator until it can be cut into portions and baked

A cold front will bring cooler temperatures on Thursday morning while precipitation is expected to return over the following 48 hours

Gusts of 70 mph swept through northwest Montana Wednesday morning causing destruction that uprooted trees and closed roads and prompted officials to issue emergency travel warnings

At the Natural Path in Kalispell, Dr. Paul Raish offers a variety of naturopathic medicines. For some, those options have changed their lives.

Former state grizzly bear manager Wesley Sarmento vividly recalls a routine call along the Rocky Mountain Front in 2019. It was early in the morning, and a bear was in a family’s front yard.

Gov. Greg Gianforte on Dec. 16 requested federal assistance as flooding continues to impact infrastructure, drinking water in Lincoln and Sanders counties and the Blackfeet Nation ahead of another atmospheric river arriving in the Northern Rockies

The amendments were approved to right-size a district data entry error that gave taxpayers a 25% tax break, instead of an intended 5% break. It will be a one-time special assessment.

With both phases complete, the Montana Great Outdoors Project ensures working forests between Kalispell and Libby remain in timber production while allowing permanent public access