Taking the dog out to a gravel pit and shooting it is never the correct way to handle an unmanageable dog

Montana FWP reports 2023 visitation increased 2.4% from 2022, and 17.4% increase from pre-pandemic levels

Beset with delays, the Comprehensive River Management Plan for the Three Forks of the Flathead could be available for public review by fall 2024

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will allow for a higher lake level during the month of May to increase chances for a full refill this summer

The 35th annual weeklong expo kicks off May 6 at the Trumbull Creek Education Center west of Columbia Falls

The month-long trail challenge in May and October’s “Whitefish Trail Blazer” running festival are two of the nonprofit’s largest fundraisers

A study by the Institute for Tourism and Recreation Research reveals responses vary by region, with northwest Montana harboring the strongest negative opinion

High water is coming soon. Until then, if you’re out on the water, take extra care.

He was charged with being under the influence of alcohol, disorderly conduct, and approaching and disturbing wildlife

A proposed amendment to the Forest Plan would designate about 12,588 acres as open to over-snow vehicle use while closing an additional 12,258 acres, including near the southwest end of Hungry Horse Reservoir; bicycles would be prohibited in recommended wilderness areas

Wildlife advocates are leading a call for a boycott of the conservative ranching state over laws that give people wide leeway to kill gray wolves with little oversight

Report shows nonresident spending had a higher direct impact to the local economy than in previous years despite dip in dollars

I’ve seen some remarkably late-hatching birds over the years

Public lands poll shows high support for conservation issues even as residents aired grievances over the state's changing character

A conservation group is embroiled in litigation to defend the state’s selenium standard at the U.S.-Canada border against attempts by the Justice Department to rescind it; AG Knudsen accuses conservation group of “weaponization” of open records act