Local company seeks to bring simplicity back to the soccer industry

With the notion of transferring federal public lands to state ownership gaining traction among some of Montana’s political figures, the Beacon takes a look at the situation surrounding federal lands

Should Montana attempt to wrest control of public lands from federal government? Land managers are pushing back against the notion of a land transfer, but the idea has gained momentum among some state legislators

After 30 years of challenging forest managers and users in the name of wild land and wildlife, Keith Hammer is one of the most familiar, and notorious, activists in Montana

Crews to work from Karrow Avenue to Mountainside Drive

Wildlife, vegetation and archaeological topics presented at annual gathering

Couple plans to open Backslope Brewing in Columbia Falls next year

Two of four windows, Spring and Summer, are already in place on the south side of the Latitude 48 building, located on Second Street. The Fall window is near completion and will be unveiled in a special celebration later this summer.

Green moving from Phoenix, Arizona and will take over Bulldog coaching vacancy

Big Sky Conference preseason picks announced

Transportation secretary says fund could run dry in early August

Lookout Ridge subject to foreclosure sale after judge's ruling

$17 million West Glacier deal won’t change the culture or character of historic village, new and old guard say

New business leading by example as city seeks to stimulate economic activity in the historic center

Public access site closed temporarily along popular section of Swan River as commissioners seeks answers to heavy congestion