Citing adverse impacts to the Whitefish River, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks rejected the city’s request for a stream permit to extend a walking path, encouraging city officials to consider an alternate concept.
Jay Hagen will step into the role as Kalispell’s new fire department head in May with Chief Dan Pearce's retirement
The law does not explain how people in charge of public facilities should verify someone's sex
The report was requested by a majority of Senate lawmakers
The traditional technique of baking beans in the oven adds a roasted richness unmatched by stovetop cooking, especially if you start with Brined and Seasoned Pot Beans
For the last 30 years, Huw Cordey has worked on natural history series and wildlife documentaries, including “Planet Earth.” He will be presenting at the Wachholz College Center on April 6.
Rep. Tom Millett, R-Marion, revived a proposal to bring citizen-initiated grand juries to Montana, a policy popular among right-wing groups. Eighteen Republicans joined Democrats to kill the bill on Tuesday.
Rep. Tom Millett, R-Marion, insisted House Joint Resolution 24 is merely a statement of support “for our sister state.” But about 50 Montanans framed it a precursor to a “land grab,” and their testimony was a referendum on public lands.
An initial investigation indicated that 74-year-old Timothy Wall possibly died of hypothermia after becoming stuck in the snow near the Idaho-Montana border outside of Troy
Local builders are preparing for rising material costs and sourcing adjustments due to tariffs; plus, Market Metrics and Financial Corner
Builders in northwest Montana are preparing for rising material costs and sourcing adjustments as the rollout of tariffs continues an on-again, off-again path
Rep. Braxton Mitchell, R-Columbia Falls, said his legislation pertaining to ballot issues will strengthen the electoral process, while Democrats warn of potential for voter disenfranchisement
The chamber failed twice to get the two-thirds majority needed to expel its former president, and were also not successful at censuring him
When Yellowstone's roads open to car traffic in April, tourists will be able to view the new steam column from a pullout
Tensions between the world’s two largest economies have risen after the U.S. imposed 20% duties on Chinese goods and drew retaliatory tariffs
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
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
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
