The death of 78-year-old Henriette Brumbaugh is being investigated as a homicide

After PacifiCorp announced its plans to decommission the Bigfork Hydroelectric Project unless a buyer steps forward, experts say a dam removal would result in a longer whitewater boating season on the ‘Wild Mile’ while the future of the 277 acres of public access remain less clear

Kevin Gartland’s nearly 17 years heading the Whitefish Chamber of Commerce and 30 years in the chamber industry came to a close earlier this month

Facing a loss of party confidence and a groundswell of new party precinct members calling for his removal, Al "Doc" Olszewski said he will not seek another term as chairman of the Flathead County Republican Central Committee

As 219 miles of the Flathead River system celebrates its 50th year designated under the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, Flathead Rivers Alliance has evolved to provide education programming while engaging the public

The initial phase of the project, which closed July 7, secures public access to 34,610 acres of working forestland owned by Green Diamond Resource Company in Flathead and Sanders counties

After a year-and-a-half of meetings, the local government study commission recommended taking the question of transitioning from general-governing powers to self-governing powers to voters this fall

Hospital administrators' decision to not renew Dr. Ruben Hipolito’s contract sparked community outcry and allegations of retaliation from union representatives who cited the physician's role as head of the bargaining committee for primary care providers

The lawsuit, filed in Lewis and Clark County District Court Tuesday, claims bylaw changes requiring members to pay dues and sign an affirmation of support for the Republican Party — and which spell out a procedure for suspending or terminating party members — override Montana’s election laws

The award from the Montana Association of School Business Officials honors Heather Mumby’s service to her school, to the organization and to her community

Residents have until July 20 to submit letters of interest to fill the seat left vacant by Christopher Semok, who resigned late last month following a string of meeting absences and formal letter of censure

The public comment for the consent decree, which provides the framework for continued cleanup, will close on Aug. 6.

The fine for parking violations will increase, and city parking permit holders will be able to use all city lots

Chemical analysis of ear bones reveals which tributaries bull trout originate in, helping biologists identify streams and habitat critical to the species' future

An early spring cold snap froze a portion of cherry buds on Flathead Lake’s east shore while early summer rain is splitting the fruit’s skin as a low supply from Washington is driving up prices