Glacier

It has felt like summer in Missoula for about a month, but Glacier National Park has just finished plowing the roads out to open up the full park.

A rapid increase in the number of bears in a Glacier National Park campground led park officials to close a section of the park late last week. "We did close the St. Mary Campground on September 10, due to bear activity in the area, we're not sure how long it will remain closed, but as soon as it is safe, we will open it back up," said GNP Public Information Officer Katie Liming... Read

Mandatory evacuations were issued yesterday afternoon in the town of Essex as the Sheep Fire overwhelms Flathead County.

A new appeal to the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals brings yet another twist in the complicated trial of Jordan Graham, the young newlywed accused of pushing her husband Cody Johnson off of a cliff in Glacier National Park.

After pleading guilty to 2nd degree murder and receiving a 30 year prison sentence for pushing her husband off of a cliff in Glacier National Park, Jordan Graham now wants to appeal the entire case to a higher court.

I don't know why, what with all of today's high resolution cameras and all, we can't capture clearer video or photos of unidentified flying objects. But still, people are constantly rolling tape on things they see in the sky regardless of how low quality it turns out to be. While traveling through West Glacier, Montana an eye-witness was able to grab footage of something streaking across the sky.

22-year old Jordan Graham, the newlywed woman from Kalispell accused of pushing her husband, Cody Johnson, to his death in Glacier National Park, took the stand today, November 15.

Newlywed Jordan Linn Graham plead 'not guilty' to murder in U.S. District Court in Missoula today, October 4. The charges of murder include accusations that Graham  pushed her husband of just eight days, Cody Johnson, off a cliff in Glacier National Park.

There has got to be a Smokey The Bear joke somewhere here.. Back in 2007 a stoner by the name of Brock Hopkins was taken down by a massive grizzly bear in West Glacier. Moments later, Hopkins admitted to sparking up a doobie and feeding the bears before he was mauled. At first he requested workers comp which was quickly denied. Now just a few short years later, he was approved. Here's how he got i