A Columbia Falls home with Swan Range views; a modern residence in the heart of Whitefish; and a thriving lavender farm in Somers

As the sport continues to gain popularity, Indian Relay team participants say the horsemanship, camaraderie and adrenaline rush keeps them addicted to racing

Tyler Lee Eaton, 36, was charged with one felony count of vehicular homicide while under the influence in the 2023 crash

Gov. Greg Gianforte argued that House Bill 643 was unnecessary given the state’s progress at addressing the behavioral health challenges in local jails

Nonprofits prepare for decreased funding and increased demand as SNAP cuts from the Big Beautiful Bill come in the next months, years

The groundbreaking ceremony marked the start of a three-phase plan to improve healthcare at Providence St. Joseph Medical Center

James Ventura Dominguez, 58, was last seen wearing a blue hoodie, gray shorts and sandals before his party of three flipped their boat near Rocky Point

Raymond Owen Bonner, Jr. faces a mandatory minimum sentence for producing and distributing child pornography

The agencies signed an Interlocal Agreement, which establishes performance metrics and oversight for the 90-bed prerelease center and step-down program for male offenders that will replace the existing Greenwood Village Inn and Suites in Evergreen

Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen moved to intervene in the Lighthiser v. Trump lawsuit challenging a trio of energy-related executive orders

A Kalispell home on a corner lot in Silverbrook Estates; a thoughtfully updated residence in Whitefish; and an ideal mountain getaway in Lakeside

The new state law requires cities adopt at least five out of 14 strategies intended to lower regulations for developers and meet future housing needs

Brian Astle, 42, of Provo, Utah, fell to his death Wednesday while scaling the prominent summit along the Garden Wall north of Logan Pass

The property, a 1.64-acre piece of land north of Railway Street and east of Columbia Avenue, was transferred to the housing authority for development about five years ago

Flathead County Planning Board members tabled the proposal until next month when it will decide for or against recommending the 359-unit private golf club project to the Flathead County commissioners