The businessman and philanthropist, who donated more than $10 million to the college, died in July. His life will be honored at the college center — which bears his name — on Sept. 13.

Chris Dorrington’s replacement will be announced in the coming weeks, the governor’s office says

Crews are re-roofing the Capitol and stripping the copper dome for its first full restoration since the seal coating in 2010

Commodity prices are up despite drought and the geopolitical climate contributing to the lowest U.S. wheat production since the 1970s. But Montana farmers say it’s not enough as input costs rise and tight margins persist.

A lake-view retreat on 1.85 acres in Lakeside; a renovated brick home in Kalispell’s East Side Historic District; and new construction near the Flathead River in Columbia Falls

The By Faith Homeschool Collective in Evergreen, founded by Dan and Crystal Clark, is offering enrichment courses and support for homeschooling families, relying on the Clarks’ deep connections as it gets off the ground.

With a pending offer on the land the market leases from the Boys and Girls Club, organizers have until a Sept. 7 deadline to raise the funds

The Fiscal Year 2027 budget includes a small decrease in county property taxes and capital projects including construction of the new public safety facility

Evergreen School District's efforts to bring stakeholders together for the good of its students is something Gianforte said he hopes other school districts can emulate as 2026-2027 school year begins

Kirk Bushman tapped to step in for suspended Commissioner Brad Molnar, who is fighting suspension

The $17 billion multistate deal forces the media giant Meta to cap teen screen time and verify user ages — with a third of the payout contingent on YouTube and TikTok adopting the same restrictions

Task force also calls for energy leadership in Montana, clarifying how utilities deal with data centers

As Charlotte Housel takes over as the foundation’s executive director ahead of a broader leadership transition on campus, she hopes to maintain and build relationships to continue growing the college’s footprint in the Flathead.

Donations are up 16% over this time last year, but Whitefish Community Foundation says the biggest surge in giving still lies ahead in the campaign's final week.

Gerda Reeb, who previously spent two decades at Flathead Valley Community College, was tapped to lead the nonprofit that combines life-skill development with physical activity for young girls across the Flathead Valley.