The board of directors chose to remove Chris Krager after 25 years of leadership, citing the “long-term stability” of the nonprofit homeless shelter

The group of primary care physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants are seeking representation through the Union of American Physicians and Dentists

The campaign has a goal to raise $400,000 to replace instruments for both the orchestra and band programs. Part of the funds will also go in an endowment to ensure that funds are available to replace outdated equipment in the future.

The middle schoolers have the chance to cater events through the course as they understand what it takes to have a culinary career. But the lessons they take away go far beyond cooking.

The Outpost will be funded through an $8.3 million grant from the Montana Board of Housing

The $100 million project in Helena was funded with lodging tax revenue and private donations

City councilors on Monday unanimously approved the grant agreement for the city’s River’s Edge Fishing Pond Accessibility project, which will add a fishing pier and multiple fishing stands and slabs to the park’s pond

Browned butter, smoked salt and complex sweetness shift everyday oatmeal cookies into holiday-worthy treats

The Commissioner of Political Practices found the complaint was “insufficiently supported,” and Commissioner Annie Bukacek claimed its filing was an example of workplace retaliation stemming from an ongoing conflict with fellow Commissioner Brad Molnar

With the conclusion of general rifle season in northwest Montana, check station results show that hunters harvested slightly more white-tailed deer than last year, but fewer elk and mule deer

The "Tract 1 Shop Condos" subdivision will feature 46-units with eight condominiums, 18 one-bedroom "work-live" spaces and 28 commercial units on 10 acres

The pass allows non-ticketed guests entry through the TSA security checkpoint following an application approval; analysts project record nationwide travel this holiday season as Glacier Park airport sees continued growth locally

Councilors revisited the zoning law after a lawsuit with the Flathead Warming Center regarding its conditional use permit. During Monday’s meeting, councilors also approved a development that required a variance in the setback from Ashley Creek.

As Montana lays plans to further reduce its statewide wolf population, the Center for Biological Diversity says it will challenge federal wildlife managers' decision not to issue a nationwide recovery plan for gray wolves

The 2025 Banff Mountain Film Competition featured 87 films selected from around the world, awarding thirteen for various categories, including “Borrowed from the Earth” for Best Short Film