The party-line vote defies a claim by the American Bar Association that Lane isn’t qualified for the post

Some councilors emphasized the importance of providing housing for the city’s growing population and trusting the EPA’s guidance ahead of supporting the project, which was once part of the active CFAC Superfund site

Polls closed at 8 p.m. as voters across Montana cast ballots in competitive primaries for local, state and federal office

The plan adheres to the elimination of public hearings for site-specific developments mandated by state law while offering ways residents can stay updated on local projects, including a new city webpage

Absentee ballots went out May 8. The primary takes place June 2. Voters in Flathead, Lake, Lincoln and Glacier counties will decide more than a dozen competitive races. Here's what to know.

The rural teacher retires after three decades, leaving behind a lasting legacy in the tight-knit West Glacier community

Flathead County Sheriff’s Office deputies on May 29 were dispatched to a report of an assault involving a weapon in the Emery Bay area when the incident occurred

A Bigfork home on Eagle Bend Golf Course; a 9.6-acre retreat in Kila; and a residence near the Whitefish River Trail

To mark the town's 125th anniversary, a new history exhibit opens at the Bigfork Art and Cultural Center

Search and rescue crews recovered the body of 72-year-old Gale Dal Molin Eversole

Community-MindEd provides financial assistance for 10 therapy sessions as board members continue their mission to expand mental healthcare access in northwest Montana

A letter endorsed by a supermajority of Montana’s 50 state senators called sexual abuse allegations against Windy Boy ‘disqualifying for anyone holding public office’

With the first phase of the 2023 legislation to boost Montana's housing supply coming to a close, cities bound by MLUPA outlined the pros and cons of the multi-year process

Heavy rains totaling up to 3 inches by early next week in the Northern Rockies could cause minor flooding in urban and flood-prone areas with more precipitation expected along the Continental Divide

Flathead-area candidates for the state legislature have attracted more than $325,000 combined in funding during the primary election cycle