A remodeled Columbia Falls home on 13.88 acres; a Bigfork residence overlooking the Flathead River; and newly built barndominum in Kalispell

State and federal regulators say flooding within the Libby Asbestos Superfund boundary may mobilize legacy mine waste, including asbestos-laced vermiculite; a boil water advisory remains in effect due to high levels of turbidity in the source of Libby's drinking water

The Center for Biological Diversity this week sued the Interior Department for violating the a statutory public-participation requirement, alleging a contest-winning photograph of Glacier National Park should not have been replaced with Trump's likeness

It’s the second edit from Austin Knudsen the state Supreme Court has ruled against, allowing Montanans for Fair and Impartial Judges to continue efforts to qualify their measure for the 2026 ballot

The City of Libby yesterday issued a boil water order as an atmospheric river continues to drench northwest Montana and wash out bridges

Will a team state title return to the valley this winter?

Without a congressional deal to avoid steep premium hikes, the ACA enhanced tax credits will expire at the end of the year

Plaintiffs argue the state isn’t complying with the Montana Supreme Court’s earlier ruling affirming Montanans’ right to a ‘stable climate system'

Traditional baking techniques and an intense spice blend create crisp-tender cookies primed for decoration

As declining demand triggers a nationwide drop in craft beer production, Flathead Valley brewery owners are adapting their business models with alternative fermentation, non-alcoholic beverages, expanded food menus and community events

The board selected McPherson and Jacobsen, LLC, a national search firm for boards of education

Administrators are reportedly pausing a vehicle reservation system that has divided park visitors and gateway communities since launching in 2021

With plans to open the Whitefish Legacy Center next summer, the stewards of the Whitefish Trail made a "strategic purchase" of the 35-acre Beaver Lakes property, which was slated for housing development

The ruling finds House Bill 393 unconstitutional because lawmakers did not properly fund the program

The district is returning to taxpayers to collect the $630,460.15 it needs to make up the shortfall through a special tax assessment, which it has planned for February of 2026, pending board approval. The board will meet to discuss the matter on Dec. 15 at 6 p.m.