Conservation groups and the state's environmental regulatory agency prevailed in a lawsuit challenging efforts by B.C. coal miners and a state oversight board to invalidate Montana's 2020 selenium standard
After a record-breaking warm and wet winter, hydrologists are forecasting streamflow deficits ranging from 75% to 90% of normal in northwest Montana as the chance of late-season snowpack recovery diminishes
Homemade cheese that doesn’t melt mixes into rustic mashers that work as a side dish or a filling for pierogi
Executive Director Cassidy Kipp shifts into her new role advocating for the Flathead Valley's most vulnerable population as the shelter’s expansion continues and programming evolves
Montana was on track to start reimbursing doulas, who support new and expectant parents, through Medicaid this year, but state officials halted that plan amid a budget shortfall
Council approved the plan after divisions emerged over an amendment to include a map depicting an area of concern for migratory birds
If approved, the two-phase project would permanently restrict development on 47,907 acres of working forest owned by Green Diamond Resource Company while protecting public access and wildlife habitat
Jeremiah Shinn, current interim president at Boise State, discussed his thoughts on higher education and the future of the Missoula university at a series of community events
The students’ proposal for the contest would use artificial intelligence to streamline construction projects. They’ll compete at the regional level next, for a chance to move forward to the national finals and earn a trip to Washington, D.C.
The school is looking for community feedback in its first phase of the search as it builds a presidential profile
Pond skimmers skip under sunny skies at Whitefish Mountain Resort on closing weekend
Mark and Sam Schurke carved out a life in the Swan Valley offering hands-on adventures with rare Inuit sled dogs while raising two sons in the family business
A newly built custom home in Marion; a ranch-style residence on 10 acres in Kila; and a handcrafted log home in Bigfork
The state is planning to start checking eligibility of Medicaid enrollees starting July 1, six months ahead of federal guidelines. Health care advocates are concerned the accelerated implementation will result in eligible patients losing their coverage.
The district will ratify a contract with Lisa Bloom, who currently works as the director of curriculum, assessment and professional development, at a later date
In the days after a Florida man's death from a bear attack, parkgoers assess — and accept — the inherent risks of hiking in grizzly country as experts emphasize "bear aware" education
The unanimous decision was made following outcry from roughly 20 residents who spoke against the project, which still must go to city council for a final decision.
Four candidates are vying to keep the seat in GOP control after a last-minute shake-up. But as one candidate distinguishes himself with high-profile endorsements, the Republican primary is shaping up to be a referendum on whether that establishment support carries weight with voters.
