The grant will go toward local mental health initiatives at the nonprofit

A bear relocated for killing sheep was shot and killed weeks later after charging a Swan Valley landowner, raising more questions about the conflict-response criteria for a population of grizzlies that wildlife managers say has met its recovery goals

Flathead Land Trust marks its 40th anniversary with a “Protect and Connect!” celebration along the Stillwater River

The group aims to qualify the issue to appear before voters in 2026.

The "Made in Montana" film series lineup includes “Heaven’s Gate,” the polarizing, lengthy big budget Michael Cimino film based on Wyoming’s Johnson County War

This easy and fun-to-pronounce cake floats fresh fruit over a custard-like base with crispy edges

Since the USGS launched its avalanche forecasting program on Glacier National Park’s Going-to-the-Sun Road in 2003, there have been no avalanche-related injuries or fatalities. The safety record continued this season, which also marked the first time in the program’s history that the team was made up of all women forecasters.

A winter storm watch this weekend warns of up to a foot of snow above 6,000 feet, possibly triggering a temporary closure of Glacier Park’s Going-to-the-Sun Road

House Bill 643 sponsor Rep. Tracy Sharp, R-Polson, questioned the governor’s ‘foolish’ decision and will ask legislators to override the veto

Both are 2024 honorees of the Montana Governor’s Veteran Commendation program

A Flathead County jury in April convicted 39-year-old Derrick James Jackson of murdering his mother's boyfriend at the family's Bigfork residence in 2022, but acquitted him in the death of his 62-year-old mother

The council opted to put the question before voters last fall as to whether or not it should amend the charter to allow for members of the council to receive compensation

At Flathead Running Company, the valley’s only run specialty store located in downtown Kalispell, Plains native Casey Jermyn and his staff aim to unite the region’s sprawling running community.

Davison owns a local construction business, martial arts gym, and a yoga studio

Entry this year is free, but the festival, which is now a nonprofit, will be accepting donations for a new scholarship fund to send local high school grads to FVCC's culinary program