Gianforte suggested that Helena appears to have violated a 2021 Montana law banning cities from giving refuge to illegal immigrants

Native Americans as a group continue to face disproportionately high rates of chronic diseases

In a partnership with The Life Care Experts, the organizations offer a monthly educational series and an open forum to provide resources for caregivers who are supporting loved ones with cognitive decline

No criminal activity is suspected in the death of 42-year-old Matthew Rasmussen, who was found dead on Sunday morning

Pursuit, the travel and lodging company with business interests spread across West Glacier, wants to build cabins and dormitories to house 230 workers from May to October; neighbors have raised traffic and public safety concerns

Flathead County District Court Judge Dan Wilson gave the keynote speech at the GOP event

A fully remodeled home in Kalispell; a residence on a corner lot close to downtown Columbia Falls; and a Dayton property near Flathead Lake access

The state saw about a 6% decrease, marking the first time enrollment has gone down since 2020. The full impact of expiring enhanced ACA tax credits is anticipated to come after enrollees have paid their premiums.

Abnormally warm temperatures and minimal precipitation last month has dropped snow water equivalent levels in the Northern Rockies to below normal

After working in numerous housing stability roles at Community Action Partnership of Northwest Montana for more than 15 years, Cassidy Kipp will begin her new role at the Samaritan House in March

It would end automatic citizenship for children of parents who are unlawfully or temporarily in the country

DREAM Adaptive Recreation has been key in Kalispell resident Katie Newman’s recovery from a horse accident in 2022. Now, the organization’s programming has become a family affair as Newman’s son, Aiden, has joined in on the lessons.

The Cattle Baron Supper Club was a community hub in a town without a community center, public park or even many sidewalks. It was also a source of pride and a bastion of Blackfeet culture and identity.

The lawsuit highlights two cases in which the DOR used comparable sales data from outside a designated 12-month valuation period for 2025 to determine property assessments, which resulted in heightened valuations and tax bills