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CHARLO — The Ninepipes Museum of Early Montana held its second annual Heritage Keeper Benefit on Sunday; this year focusing in on the tribe and our ...

How one young advocate helped bring her state government to trial after seeing climate change alter the places she loved.

Ken Burns talks about his forthcoming PBS documentary The American Buffalo, the near extinction of the majestic beasts, and their respectful return to their rightful homeland.

Mika Westwolf was reportedly killed by a driver who some say was motivated by hate. But two months later, police have yet to file charges in her death.

The protest marked the first of four walks centered on Mika Westwolf, a 22-year-old woman who was hit and killed while walking along Highway 93.

Mika Westwolf was reportedly killed by a driver who some say was motivated by hate. But two months later, police have yet to file charges in her death.

An Arlee community group is one of the first in Montana to challenge the state’s stripped-down approval of gravel pits in court.

Jumping at a new opportunity brought Amy Vaughan from the Flathead Reservation area to Lewistown to become the new CEO of the Lewistown Boys and Girls Club.

A complaint has been filed over the "legal validity" of the approval process of a proposed asphalt plant and gravel pit in Arlee.

Over 100 students will soon move onto the University of Montana campus in Missoula, including students from the Flathead Reservation, and spend part of their summer vacation building their own computers, learning about color wavelengths and studying river ecology while floating the Clark Fork.