Dissenting Justice Jim Rice accused the court’s majority of bias against Gov. Greg Gianforte, a Republican

A stunning residence in the heart of Whitefish; an updated property on a large lot in Bigfork; and a log home just 15 minutes from Glacier National Park

Isaih Moreno and six people from China, Italy and California were killed

The young Americans say they’ve experienced wildfire and heat-induced visits to the emergency room, limited career opportunities and a loss of recreational traditions

Local stakeholders this week urged the Ninth Circuit to overturn a district judge’s order affirming a California couple’s right to build a home on McDonald Creek without a permit, saying the regulatory void sets dangerous precedent

Several Montana Department of Transportation projects are slated for completion by next summer, including the highly anticipated five-lane improvement project on West Reserve Drive

Health department officials have identified two locations at Logan Health where the public may have been exposed to measles on May 23 and May 26

The two organizations have already begun integrating services and there should be little to no disruption for patients

The Signal Peak mine sends 98% of the minerals it unearths to Japan and South Korea

Air travel remains strong at Glacier Park International Airport; summer road construction season has ramped up across the Flathead Valley; plus, Market Metrics and Financial Corner

The 3-year-old’s father has been charged with a felony count of negligent homicide

Aviation data reveals more than 10% growth so far this year compared to 2024 at GPIA as officials anticipate a busy summer

Voters in September will determine whether to fund a new fire district headquarters, as well as station upgrades, additional firefighters and wage increases

In-state tuition at the University of Montana and Montana State University will increase $432 per year over the next two academic years

The Trump administration’s mass federal layoffs and cancellation of research grants are having effects in communities far from Washington, D.C.