The power company is pursuing a sale of the FERC-licensed hydroelectric facility, which includes 277 acres of land that would remain open to public access. A final decision isn't expected until early 2027.

The new building will include expanded storage for the nonprofit’s food pantry, commercial kitchen, and a designated teaching kitchen and event space

Gov. Greg Gianforte and U.S. EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin toured the superfund site on Thursday as Ruis Construction vehicles continued early work on the 421-unit residential development, Teakettle Heights

A new faction of central committee members elected Giuseppe Caltabiano, a Whitefish city councilman, to replace former chair Al Olszewski and lead one of the state's most influential local central committees

The new three-year contract adds five additional wage steps and boosts night-shift pay

Tim Torgerson will perform alongside nine other finalists as part of the Whitefish Songwriter Festival’s first-ever “It’s All About the Song” Songwriting Contest on Sept. 18 at the O’Shaughnessy Center

With multi-generational roots, the Rooney family placed a 57-acre conservation easement on their property, permanently barring subdivision and development

The historic program will celebrate its legacy, which includes six state titles, with a reunion open to former players, coaches, managers and fans at the Bulldogs’ game against Ronan on Thursday, Sept. 17.

Co-op's third community solar project, built on city land in Whitefish, includes 448 panels and a utility-scale battery

The Dry Riverside Project authorizes timber harvest on nearly 7,400 acres to reduce wildfire risk

Montana Supreme Court candidates and Flathead County District Court judges Amy Eddy and Dan Wilson on Tuesday outlined contrasting judicial philosophies at a Kalispell Chamber of Commerce forum

The rural Seeley-Swan Valley school has long struggled to make ends meet, but school board members and the county superintendent say a 2023 law requiring tuition payments was the final blow. It's one of at least nine small Montana districts to go non-operational since the law passed.

Mayor Ryan Hunter's proposal to sell parking lots to fund housing land met resistance, while councilors held off on further restricting short-term rentals

Licensed clinical professional counselor Camille Deitz drew on her own history of abuse to organize 'Montanans Moving Mountains,' an event bringing together nonprofits and experts on domestic violence, sexual abuse and trafficking