Kevin Johnson sidles up to the stretch of countertop by the entrance to his Noxon store and flashes a friendly, but tight ...

Five years ago, 57% of Montana voters spoke loud and clear when they legalized cannabis for adults 21 and older.

Built in 1908 by settler Frank W. Porter, the barn was such a design marvel that at the time valley residents threw a party ...

Seven years later, the demand for the system-oriented chiropractic practice has grown, leading to the recent opening of an ...

On Feb. 25, Rep. Ryan Zinke voted yes on the proposed budget that would extend tax cuts for the rich while cutting funding for Medicare, Medicaid and SNAP benefits, programs which benefit thousands of ...

A man had a bone to pick with a dog that allegedly escaped through a broken fence, and parked itself in his yard, where it barked for more than an hour.

Montana’s land is more than just acres on a map; it’s our heritage, our livelihood, and our future. Yet, for too long, our tax deed process has left the door wide open for foreign entities to scoop up ...

Speech and debate students from Flathead, Glacier, Columbia Falls and Whitefish high schools are headed to nationals ...

Flathead County Library officials signed a letter of intent Thursday to purchase several acres of property at the Kalispell ...

House Bill 440, sponsored by Rep. Jane Weber, D-Great Falls, lays out a pilot program that would provide tax incentives for ...

William “Lex” Blood had only lived in the Flathead Valley a few years when the first Cabinet Creek mines threatened to poison ...

It came from a motorist driving Montana 200 who spotted the fire burning in Noxon from across the dark water of the Clark ...