The new clinic will be led by Dr. Tessa Winterton, an obstetric provider whose ties to the community include previous work at the Alpine Women’s Center

Fish, Wildlife and Parks officials believe hemorrhagic disease is responsible for killing localized populations of deer in Plains, Eureka and Marion

The meeting, meant to gather information for the School Funding Interim Commission to consider during its decennial study process, consisted of a presentation with a survey at the end to offer feedback

Montana reported 31 measles cases so far this year

Dr. Brad Hall is the first Montanan selected for the Ascend Fellowship, which brings together leaders from across the country for 18 months to develop and implement ideas aimed at helping children and families

State health officials are grappling with the stack of new regulations passed by Congressional Republicans earlier this year

Daoud announced the endorsement last week, describing the hard-line conservative Republican as a "rock star legislator and legitimate icon for liberty" even as Rosendale's political profile has dimmed since he dropped his bid for U.S. Senate last year

Corncobs stripped of their kernels make a light, savory stock to flavor chowders, soups and risotto

The season plays out at a fast pace, with games starting in late August, and the season ending in early October

Three members of the local immigrant rights advocacy group Flathead Democracy were arrested on Sept. 16 and released the same day with citations from the City of Whitefish

The Education Department has laid off roughly half of its staff, held up billions in funds, and canceled grants designed to aid schools in hiring mental health workers

The controversial plan to expand the existing Libby Adit site in the Kootenai National Forest could define the future of mining in the region

Brian D. Werner was arrested in Portland, Ore. and will be extradited to Flathead County to face felony charges of criminal endangerment and criminal mischief

Historically known as a prerelease center, the 90-bed facility and step-down program for male offenders is on track to begin reintegrating inmates into the community at the former Greenwood Inn and Suites in Evergreen

Bill Hodge, a Flathead Valley public lands advocate who has led several environmental stewardship organizations, hopes to move the conservation conversation beyond “hyper partisan politics”