Hunter success slips to 7.2% through the third weekend of general season, though mule deer bucks are running ahead of last year

The first case of the fungal disease will put the park’s vaccination program to the test

Unfortunately, what El Niño provides it also takes away

The discovery is not reason to panic yet, officials say, as recent monitoring has not found further evidence of aquatic invasive species

Sixteen Glacier entries include vault toilets, sewer lift stations and generator repairs, among about 1,500 projects nationwide

My “basic Montana bro” costume is already in the closet

A September that drew 643,543 visits leaves the park less than 1% short of 2017's overall mark of 3.34 million, with the final quarter of the year still to come

The 2,307-acre Piper Creek Project is the first of several expected in the valley; a second, Quill Pig, is open for comment through Nov. 3

Advocates say a presumption of access on federal land could bolster a corner-crossing lawsuit, but state agencies still control most wildlife policy

Dogs understand far more about the hunt than they let on

The seasonal closure rounds out a summer of high visitation, but the snowy months ahead still promise opportunity for recreation

Two snowshoe hares in East Glacier tested positive for the disease. Park officials advise visitors to keep a safe distance from wildlife.

Commissioner Ian Wargo’s amendments prompt FWP to commit to stakeholder meetings on lake trout suppression and Flathead Lake management

Federal wildlife officials and hunting groups say wolves in the Northern Rockies have recovered; conservation groups say the agency ignored historic range where wolves no longer live