About 5.6 million acres across all six national forests are suitable for timber production, potentially qualifying them for commercial salvage operations, according to the document. Another 6.8 ...

A bill sponsored by Montana U.S. Sen. Steve Daines aimed at renewing a $2 billion investment in addressing deferred maintenance throughout the nation’s public lands is winding its way through Congress ...

Join Daily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman as she goes over some of the week’s biggest headlines for Northwest Montana. The Going-to-the-Sun Road will open Monday, June 22, according to park ...

Wildfire has become one of the defining challenges facing the Mountain West. It is no longer a seasonal inconvenience, but a recurring public safety threat and growing fiscal burden, especially ...

Community Action Partnership of Northwest Montana opened an RV park for seasonal workers, travelers and those looking to stay longer term. The 10-space lot opened on June 1 and lines the west side of ...

Despite pushback from neighbors, state officials made a final decision to build the 32-bed hospital on the edge of Laurel’s city limits. The 114-acre parcel has been the subject of a nearly yearlong ...

Dawson Rodoni tossed 5 2-3 innings and Stellan Ridley went yard in a 4-1 Missoula victory over the AA Kalispell Lakers in Legion baseball Tuesday at Griffin Field. Rodoni allowed five hits and just ...

Authorities are investigating allegations that a male teacher at the Hot Springs School District inappropriately touched a female student. The initial complaint was reported in early May to a school ...

Customers increasingly choose businesses that make interactions simple, fast, and hassle-free. Convenience has become a powerful competitive advantage for customer experience because it saves time, ...

Raised in the rural Montana community of Big Sandy, Jeff Ament got hooked as a teenager on skateboarding at a time when not much more than only a handful of ramps were available in the state. Ament's ...

The base salary for new teachers at Kalispell Public Schools will continue its upward trajectory, thanks in part to a state effort to drag Montana’s embarrassingly low teacher wages out of the cellar.

Over and over again, radical judges and government officials in liberal cities put law-abiding Americans at risk by allowing dangerous criminals to roam freely on our streets. Instead of holding ...