According to a survey of Ravalli County businesses, nonprofits and organizations by the Bitterroot Chamber of Commerce, 42% said that the federal funding freeze had impacted their business.

"Animals aren't familiar enough with the plant to know or teach their young that it's toxic." Homeowners urged to act after ...

As the high school sports winter season comes to a close and spring sports begin play in the Bitterroot Valley, the Ravalli ...

Kristin Kruse According to statistics, one out of three pets will go missing in their lifetime. The odds of those pets being ...

Carol Peterson, Corvallis March is Women’s History Month which gives me the opportunity to look back on how the GFWC which was internationally federated in 1890 has contributed to […] ...

Thanks to our threat to sue the Forest Service over using a categorical exclusion to avoid analyzing impacts on bull trout, ...

Starting today, temperatures will warm up into the 60s and continue to stay warm through Thursday. A few areas, including the ...

As we step into the first full week of spring, the weather across western Montana promises some wintry conditions with a ...

FWP reports several elk calves died last month after eating what are described as "toxic ornamental plants" in the Bitterroot Valley. Trump's pick for FBI director confirmed in 51-49 vote New TSA ...

Conservation groups temporarily halt massive Bitterroot Valley logging project, demanding proper environmental reviews to ...

Michael Garrity writes, It is time for the Forest Service to start following the law and quit destroying habitat for ...

Opinion: Thanks to threat to sue the Forest Service over using a categorical exclusion to avoid analyzing impacts on bull ...