The unthinkable tragedy that unfolded 50 years ago in Glacier National Park claimed the lives of two young women and at least five grizzly bears. It also dramatically reshaped the nation’s policies on wildlife and grizzly management.

Residents in zoned areas need permit and license to run short-term rentals such as Airbnb and VRBO

Gibralter Ridge Fire is burning in heavy timber and threatening residences

Hop on your bike and race your way up Blacktail Hill, which ascends 3,000 feet

The festival will be held at Depot Park and admission is free

This simple summer dessert is a happy marriage of blueberry pie and French toast with a little cinnamon sugar sprinkled on top

Both Osweiler and the Browns would like fresh starts

Contaminants continue leaching into Montana waters from upstream coal mines

As visitation continues to skyrocket, monthly attendance records fall

'Urban Project' will repave the highway's western entrance to the city, while enhancing sidewalks, curbs, signage and more

Morton J. Elrod, one of Montana’s most distinguished naturalists, founded the Flathead Lake Biological Station in 1899 as a testament to the power of intensive fieldwork, and today it is one of the most respected institutions of its kind in the world

FWP recommends project to preserve land north of Whitefish Lake

On the way into downtown Bigfork, a bistro serving imaginative cuisine and distinctive wines is quietly gaining a loyal following

Scientists and historians share latest project results with public at annual event

Interior Department announces “revised strategy” to reduce fractionated tribal land