The brewery’s founders this summer sold the business to Whitefish residents Charlotte Lubert and Daniel Wright, who plan to maintain the same atmosphere while adding their own flair

The project includes almost 700 multi- and single-family housing units, and a neighborhood grocery store

One skydiver was pronounced dead at the scene while the second participant landed safely with no injuries

A half-century ago, the Libby Dam was the final piece of one of the most significant public works projects in American history

The search for Michael Paul Brown stretched into its fifth day 

One company suggested an average 30% rate increase for individual plans purchased through the federal Marketplace

Facing a $23.4 million price tag for a recreation easement that would preclude private development and preserve public access on 600 acres of Montana school trust land at the head of Whitefish Lake, local stakeholders are left wondering: What’s it worth to save Smith Lake?

Rich Hall's long comedy career has included best-selling books, a turn on "Saturday Night Live," and a seven-season satirical HBO news show

An Incomplete History of the Modern Mojito

A Bigfork home on a private 0.81-acre lot; a split-level residence with an open floor plan in Kalispell; and a charming property nestled in the heart of Whitefish

The proposal would increase sewer rates by an average of $30 per month

New tool offers Montanans a clearer picture of the efforts underway to manage forests and reduce wildfire risks statewide

The suspect, who was identified as 45-year-old Michael Paul Brown, lived next door to the bar

Over six years, Kaltschmidt's leadership of the Republican Party helped turn Montana into a "red state." But with internal conflicts and new leadership, the party he's leaving behind is grappling with how to use its recent dominance to govern.

A group of Democratic legislators and advocacy organizations signed onto a letter criticizing the governor’s decision