Facing a public that is increasingly favorable towards abortion access — and a well-funded abortion rights movement — anti-abortion groups are turning to grassroots mobilization and a more targeted message this election cycle.

As a brutal housing market pushes homelessness in the Flathead Valley into uncharted territory, its impacts have been particularly harsh on local schoolchildren and the educators tasked with supporting them

Montana delegates at the Republican National Convention reported an energized party — one that has coalesced around Trump as the Biden campaign contends with growing electoral unease. GOP leaders say the party’s mounting strength will help Republican candidates in key statewide races, including Montana's close U.S. Senate contest.

An advertisement for the Democratic House candidate also charged the Republican congressman of obtaining a "special tax break" for receiving resort tax relief that goes to all Whitefish property owners

Amid a nationwide teacher shortage, a program in Browning has trained over 100 local teachers, signaling a promising future for its public schools

An October investigation by the Kaleva Law Firm found that Superintendent Andy Maheras violated the district’s ban on corporal punishment during an altercation with a 12-year-old student. The investigation occurred a month before the Flathead County Attorney’s Office filed charges against Maheras related to the incident.

Stagnant salaries, high housing costs and a souring public opinion around education have made it difficult for school districts to recruit and retain teachers. This fall, the Flathead Valley’s public schools are feeling the effects.

“Dismayed,” “apprehensive,” and “good”: Flathead Valley voters on the issues that matter, the candidates that move them, and the biggest election cycle in Montana’s recent history.

Montanans Securing Reproductive Rights this week alleged that the secretary of state’s office illegally directed county officials to reject thousands of signatures on a petition to secure a constitutional right to abortion. As activists work to get the abortion rights initiative on the November ballot, opposition groups are mounting a multi-pronged fight.

Under the shadow of the shuttered mills and mines, Lincoln County, Montana, is breaking free of dependence on extractive industries. At the center of that future is a local community college.

There’s a campus rally in support of Mackenzie Fierceton set for Wednesday morning.

“My father was sick when he came home. He was a whole different person.”

A recent analysis of sales data found that house values increased $17,113 more over the last four years in states where recreational marijuana is legal.

The musical ensemble has been spreading cheer throughout the pandemic. Now, they’re branching out to the event-planning biz.

Penn's most celebrated dermatologist experimented on incarcerated people. The University still hasn't owned up to his legacy.

In the wake of a Trump loss, the future of the Republican Party lies in the hands of some of its youngest members.

Denali conceptualized and edited the final issue of 34th Street in 2021, a “journalistic retrospective on what it means to exist as a college student while the world is on fire.” See the complete issue here and read Denali's ‘Letter from the Editor’ here.

Denali also edited 34th Street’s Fall 2021 dining guide, an issue that touched on the impacts of COVID-19 on the culinary industry, local mom-and-pop restaurants and the path to stardom in the food world. Read the issue here.