After “forever chemicals” were detected in two of the city’s 11 drinking water wells last year, city staff has begun sampling more wells and have applied for grants to replace water sources and mitigate contaminants
Lake and Sanders County Judge Kim Christopher, whose ruling in a high-profile child custody case was labeled a ‘gross injustice’ by Supreme Court justices, is resigning effective April 6
A Kalispell home nestled on 2.5 acres with breathtaking views; a 9-acre property with a log-sided home near Whitefish; and a listing with two adjacent properties in Dayton
The Columbia Falls School District hopes voters will green-light three levies that are set to plug holes in the district budget and fund the replacement of a decaying roof at the high school
Co-op's third community solar panel array will be developed near the Whitefish Wastewater Treatment Plant
Kenneth James Floyd has been charged with two additional felonies in Flathead County District Court after he pleaded not guilty to negligent homicide last year; new details emerge after Montana Department of Justice special attorneys take over case
The group says AG Austin Knudsen’s description is ‘argumentative, prejudicial, and inaccurate’
Eleven states, including Montana, argue that Biden overstepped his authority in creating the SAVE Plan, which has already canceled loans for more than 150,000
Company says new logistics building means 100-plus jobs, faster deliveries
Upholding a district court ruling, the Supreme Court argued that four laws passed by the 2021 Legislature infringe on the rights of youth and Native voters while doing little to guard against election fraud
The March 26 event in Browning included the transferal of a stand-up headdress to Lily Gladstone, the history-making actress recently nominated for an Academy Award
Compass Construction owner and project partner Bill Goldberg said he can’t begin construction on the five-story hotel and eight-story parking garage in downtown Kalispell until he can secure capital for the $80 million development
The rule issued by the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management will tighten limits on gas flaring on federal lands
Used to operating with scarce resources, Montana Medicaid providers say gaps in state payments have left them struggling further
Local stakeholders are working in a public-private partnership to redevelop the Kootenai Business Park and Superfund site where widespread asbestos contamination has hindered economic development in recent years
The celebration brought together 16 centenarians from across the state to share their stories and offer words of advice
Ian Wargo's four amendments would cut the lake trout limit to 20, keep limits on pike, bass and rainbow trout, and change river hook rules; comments due Oct. 9
A former grizzly recovery coordinator says the internal U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service directive would mean “a whole lot of dead and injured grizzly bears”
