One year ago, Somer Treat woke up early on a June morning and walked over to the big picture windows in her bedroom that overlook the mountains on the southern edge of Glacier National Park. As morning light blanketed the tree-covered hills near Halfmoon Lake, Treat watched a helicopter pace back and forth in the sky, looking for the animal that had killed her husband just hours earlier.

On a frigid February day on the southern edge of Glacier National Park, an unrelenting wind whips down Bear Creek and across the flats five miles west of Marias Pass. Few cars travel the snow-covered U.S. Highway 2, which only days earlier was closed due to avalanches. Nearly 130 years after John F.

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For 25 years, Dan Fagre and his team of scientists have worked to chronicle and understand the melting glaciers of Glacier National Park

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On an icy cliff several hundred feet above the Dardagna River in northern Italy, Orville Bjorge looked toward the dark sky and silently questioned whether he could make it. It was the night of Feb. 18, 1945 and Bjorge, a 21-year-old from Hot Springs, was one of 700 soldiers ordered to climb nearly 2,000 feet – in the cover of darkness – to the top of Riva Ridge.

Major increase in rail carloads of oil raises safety concerns.

Jordan Graham’s trial paint the first clear picture of what happened the night Cody Johnson died.

10 years ago, 13 percent of Glacier Park burned in the largest wildfire season in its history.

Bryon Scott Farmer logged on to Facebook and posted a message. It landed him in jail.

Today one of America's busiest railroad stations, Grand Central Terminal in New York, turns 100.

When Jenna Ness died friends flocked to Facebook. A story about life and death in the digital age.

What happens to a company town when the company leaves town?

After the war, the battle goes on in the minds of those who fought.

IGNATIUS – Father Andrew Maddock climbed up a set of wobbly stairs and dug into his pocket for his keys. After fiddling with the old lock, he opened the door and guided two visitors toward the heart of the historic St. Ignatius Mission: the altar. On a cloudy December afternoon, light shone through the ancient stained glass windows and illuminated 58 murals depicting various biblical stories and characters.