At Two Sisters Cafe, Susan and Beth Higgins are serving up Blackfeet-raised bison, with a side of education, for the unversed tourists and seasoned travelers alike 

The requirement has voided nearly 6,000 Montana votes since 2025

The petition centers on Mayor Ryan Hunter’s deciding vote in April to include a migratory bird habitat map in the city’s land use plan

Twelve income-restricted apartments are expected in the first phase of Alpine 93/40 — a new development complex being built just south of Whitefish near the intersection of U.S. Highway 93 and Montana Highway 40.

The clinic is the first phase of a $26 million plan to expand access to primary and emergency care in Lake County

A renovated Bigfork home in Crestview with mountain views; a Kalispell home with a private guest apartment; and a 30-acre Highway 2 property in Marion

Blackfeet Community College’s annual event seeks to rebuild cultural knowledge, covering topics from treaty law to traditional dollmaking

Either Judge Amy Eddy or Judge Dan Wilson will leave the bench after November's Montana Supreme Court election, opening a seat in the 11th Judicial District

The bike race up Blacktail Mountain benefits the nonprofit Blacktail Quick Response Unit

A radio-collared male grizzly had tried to access attractants in an outbuilding before the Oct. 1 shooting; the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is investigating

Scott Thomas McFarlane, 41, entered the pleas in Flathead County District Court after authorities recovered thousands of videos of child sex abuse material in September. He is being held in the Flathead County Detention Center on a $1 million bond.

The Forest Service says the plan is largely unchanged from the version it rejected in 2023, and that it will gather public input while it screens the proposal

Trustees want an employment attorney to review Deborah Kish Stephan's contract. Campus employees used public comment to raise concerns about transparency in the search and in campus compensation.

Local educators can sign up to take part in a free field trip experience to McClaren Hall for fourth and fifth grade students, who will learn from Brian Skerry — an award-winning photojournalist and film producer who has explored Earth’s oceans for four decades.

This simple meal comes together quickly at home, in the woods or on the water