Eric Brandon Wright, 43, pleaded guilty in January to one count of interstate transportation of stolen property

Local conservationists say the potential U.S. Agriculture Department secretarial memorandum is part of the latest effort to roll back regulations and undermine years of collaboration in managing motorized and non-motorized use in the Flathead National Forest

The assessment found no 'significant adverse effects' on phase two of the wastewater facility project, allowing the district to begin bidding for contractors for the new treatment plant facilities

Daines-authored America the Beautiful Act clears committee, faces hurdles on foreign visitor surcharge, funding priorities

A newly seated board is grappling with remediation efforts, personnel challenges and attempting to learn the ropes of serving in their roles in the small, rural district

A custom home perched above Lakeside; a Marion residence on 6.29 private acres; and a Victorian-inspired home on Buffalo Hill Golf Course

Beacon staffers awarded 15 first-place plaques; website also named best in the state

A lawsuit local environmental groups brought against the Department of Natural Resources and Conservation challenges the agency’s preliminary approval of a water permit for the Territory 1889 development, and its dismissal of objections raised by the groups

As crews complete a critical rehabilitation project, airport officials have implemented a rolling schedule that closes the runway from Monday at 6 p.m. to Friday at 10 a.m. through July 31

The closure is due to the expiration of a federal grant the nonprofit relies upon

The opening of the road’s full length marks the start of a summer season that will feature the piloting of a new system to navigate the park, set to take full effect on July 1

Kirk and Clifford Nance filed suit against the school district for adverse action it took against them after they reported the sexual assault of wrestlers to the school district. Their lawyer said they hope the finding in their favor sparks more safeguards for whistleblowers from Kalispell Public Schools.

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks will move forward with the first of a two-phase purchase that restricts development and protects access on 47,907 acres of working forest owned by Green Diamond Resource Company

Kyle Curtis Hinzman entered the pleas in Flathead County District Court on June 18

Even before the Strait of Hormuz cut off fuel and fertilizer supplies, uncovered row crop losses have totaled $43 billion in recent years as lawmakers attempt to provide aid to farmers and push the 2026 Farm Bill across the finish line