It’s the honor of a lifetime to serve Montanans in the United States Senate, and I’m looking forward to a new year of working to bring Montana values to Washington

As weed becomes more potent more teens are becoming dependent and dangerously ill, especially from dabbing, an increasingly popular method of inhaling concentrated THC

While the fate of Montana or any state’s wildlife doesn’t rest on semantics, every time we talk about hunting in a public space we are engaged in public relations

Following the boom of 2020, the pull-back started in earnest around the first quarter of 2022

Weeks after purchasing the historic lodge on the southern edge of Glacier National Park, Washington-based LOGE Camps met with residents to dispel rumors and lay out plans

The problem of homelessness is not easily addressed but cruelty and eradicating charity are not the answers

The school district and police department are investigating alleged hazing and sexual assault following reports filed on Jan. 9

Nearly 25 years ago, HBO’s “The Sopranos" touched off a golden age of prestige television now dominated by “Yellowstone.” There's a reason why only of those shows ignited a tourism boom.

House Bill 192 entails three initiates: refund taxpayers on overpaid income taxes, alleviate the property tax crunch and reduce the state’s debt

I recommend a kitchen scale for English muffins and all of your sourdough baking

When sorted by city from most-to-least expensive, Polson and Bigfork have the tightest per-acre sold price

Soon computer-generated imagery will cure Hollywood’s firearm negligence. There’s no longer reason for firearms on set in inexperienced hands when realism can be created with pixels.

As land managers grapple with unprecedented demand for new recreation uses on the Flathead National Forest, a growing segment of the public is raising conservation concerns while a perceived lack of transparency erodes their faith in the agency

The vast majority of Americans file their taxes on time and pay their fair share. There are real problems that need to be fixed in our tax system, but taxpayers are not the source of those problems.

During my time in Helena, the chamber was twice split 50/50 between the parties. There was no policy without compromise.