The Senate Ethics Committee heard conflicting arguments about whether the lawmaker deliberately skirted disclosure laws

A residence on a large lot in Whitefish; a meticulously maintained and conveniently located property in Kalispell; and a spacious home on 8 acres in Kila

The federal Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) lost hundred of employees due to federal cuts and buyouts

Abortion restrictions have faced strong headwinds in the 2025 Legislature, as have supportive proposals for pregnant patients

As tariff-induced tensions escalate between the two countries, business owners in Eureka say they continue to see regular Canadian customers, attributing a drop in travel to the pandemic-era border closure and the weak dollar that has chilled Canadian spending in recent years

Montana’s 2025 legislative session marked its halfway point last week. Here’s the latest on major proposals brought by northwest Montana lawmakers.

Jeffrey Zinne was taken to a Billings hospital where he died Tuesday night from injuries suffered in the fall

Ontario Premier Doug Ford said on Tuesday afternoon that U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick called him and Ford agreed to remove the surcharge

The order by the Merit Systems Protection Board gives USDA five days to comply with a stay on the workforce reduction.

A Rollins home with sweeping views of Flathead Lake; an updated Whitefish home on Big Mountain Road: and a 4.66-acre horse property in Columbia Falls

Located at Sixth Avenue West and Eighth Street West, four townhomes are slated to break ground this spring, bringing a total of 11 homes to be built within the municipality over the next two years

Several federal actions have raised alarms, including the temporary freezing of all federally funded programs in January and the Office of Personnel Management’s directive to fire probationary employees last month

Sen. Matt Regier, R-Kalispell, will be investigated by the legislative auditor for spending public funds on a private attorney

At a press conference on Wednesday, administrators, teachers and local stakeholders praised the school district’s student-centered programs and painted a dire picture of the district’s finances, warning that beloved programs will be cut if voters reject a high school levy in May. 

Charles Eppard, 39, was caught in the avalanche about 40 miles south of Anchorage