Montana Great Outdoors Conservation Project would safeguard nearly 114,000 acres of former timberlands between Kalispell and Libby

We see a serious decrease in new listing quantities in 2021 compared with prior years

Our Founding Fathers knew what they were doing when they put the power to administer elections in the hands of the states

If there is a silver lining in the dark cloud of the COVID era, it is that the People have been awakened to the pervasive influence of the left in their libraries, schools, and governing boards

The Stream Access Law was approved in 1985, after a pair of 1984 rulings by the Montana Supreme Court affirmed the public’s right to access navigable rivers and streams

The sales brought in an estimated $2.9 million in taxes for the state

Slate of February events includes snowshoe hikes, tracking and forest-bathing

Signal Peak Energy pleaded guilty last October to willful violation of health and safety standards at its underground coal mine near Roundup

The 2022 election marks the first time in three decades Montana will have two House districts in play after the state gained a seat due to population growth over the last 10 years

Ironically, the City of Billings' hubris bill will be paid for by the victims of the theft: the city taxpayers

Emails to city council reveal wealthy residents will withdraw philanthropic support of future affordable housing projects if controversial development at base of Big Mountain Road proceeds

He was awarded bronze and silver stars, and while Dad does not frequently tell this story, when he does, a listener inevitably inquires why he didn’t also receive a Purple Heart. The answer has eluded him

The loss of ImagineIF’s credentials places a major obstacle for the completion of a highly successful capital campaign for an expanded Bigfork Library

I love this loaf because it’s based on ratios and needs minimal handling

The median countywide single-family residence sales largely favored the seller