Last month, the Montana DEQ approved another work plan to test new remediation technology; water quality advocates say decades of delays akin to "kicking the can down the road"
I was given clear orders: kill some birds for Thanksgiving dinner
Over three months, Tony Gangemi went to a local lake every other day after his graveyard shift with the city of Whitefish to photograph the rare bird
Overall, 10.5% of hunters reported harvesting game in Northwest Montana, almost identical to last year’s rate. The success rate could improve as the rut arrives for white-tailed deer.
As the architect of the Flathead Lake Bio Station's Pesticide Stewardship Partnership Program, Dr. Rachel Malison has deployed a team of water samplers at the headwaters of the Columbia River Basin to gain a better understanding of the scope of contamination
Federal officials approved bison grazing in 2022. That decision received intense pushback and was appealed by several groups, including the DNRC.
As the adult me began to emerge in my 20s, I had an uneasy sense I wasn’t living the kind of life I wanted to live
The infected Canada goose marks the first confirmed case of the disease in wild bird populations on the reservation
Another strong solar storm lights up Montana skies
If confirmed, the case marks the second detection of chronic wasting disease this year by wildlife officials with the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes
As the Trump administration rescinds NEPA regulations under an emergency authority to reduce wildfire risk, the Flathead National Forest has begun analyzing logging projects without public comment
The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes have removed more than 10,000 invasive American bullfrogs from the Flathead Reservation
Prosecutors surely know they’re unlikely to find a jury willing to convict corner crossers
If I’m out with my dog chasing birds, it’s always a win
Although hunter participation dipped slightly during the second week of general big game season, overall success rates remained strong across the region
An outpouring of community support helped local food banks meet demand during the government shutdown. But the recent lapse in SNAP benefits is just the latest in a string of adverse events that have increased the need for their services.
With few community-based mental and behavioral health resources in the Flathead Valley — and as waitlists grow at the Montana State Hospital — a vulnerable population of people with mental illness is now cycling through the streets, jail and local hospital
As the Springsteen biopic "Deliver Me from Nowhere" hits screens, Whitefish sound engineer Toby Scott looks back on decades in the studio with the Boss
