A single-level home on 20 acres in Kila; a stunning new residence on a large lot in Lakeside; and a Somers property with views of Flathead Lake

The decision to close Pyramid Mountain Lumber is rooted in a complex set of problems, including the steep costs of living and a depressed demand for lumber

The Steamboat Landing project seeks to bring 252 housing units to Somers. The Flathead County Planning Board in March tabled consideration of the subdivision following a request by the developer.

The Interior Department's rule raises royalty rates for oil drilling by more than one-third

The event at the University Center Ballroom will be hosted by the Montana Association of Conservatives as a fundraiser for its political action committee

Lawmakers have one week to decide whether to overturn the governor's veto of SB 442, which would allocate millions of dollars to county road projects, including nearly $500,000 to Flathead

Kenneth James Floyd, 38, entered the pleas in Flathead County District Court on April 11 after new charges were filed last month

The annual Tax Day deadline for income tax filings is also the last day Montanans can apply for property tax relief programs available to lower-income residents

Planning commissioners approved the annexation and development for the 110-acre property near Tronstad Road; the proposal will head to the Kalispell City Council in the coming months

Council also votes to urge Congress to fund rare earth element reclamation at Berkeley Pit

No injuries have been reported. Officials from six local fire departments were on scene on Wednesday afternoon.

SEC filing shows Tim Sheehy’s Bridger Aerospace is deeply in the red

The small, rural elementary school district will become the fifth in Flathead County to adopt the reconfigured learning schedule

In an April 9 complaint, a coalition of school officials and students argued that a 2021 law requiring parental notification for lessons on sex and gender targets LGBTQ+ communities and complicates curriculum development for teachers and administrators

Attorneys for the railroad said it was told repeatedly that the product it was shipping through Libby was safe