Our state could be in the forefront of yet another energy transformation

The proposals by Sen. Greg Hertz, R-Polson, would limit future mill levies to a 10-year term without voter reapproval and set termination dates on existing levies, allow voters to reconsider local mill levies they’ve already adopted and to approve a ballot measure.

The order granting summary judgment to a California couple who built a home in Glacier National Park without a permit says a local conservation district has no authority to enforce Montana’s streambed law inside the park's boundaries

Officials recommend that infants, the elderly and other compromised people not drink the town’s tap water.

Both parties were pronounced dead at the scene following the collision on U.S. Highway 2 near Browning on Feb. 4

Skip the excess packaging and make your own seasoned seaweed snacks at home

What does this wasteful release of water mean for you?

In a demonstration of the popularity of private land conservation, Sen. Tony Tezak, R-Ennis, offered to kill his bill to limit the terms of conservation easements to 40 years. He then allowed dozens of people to testify against his own measure, including ranch families, timber interests, hunting and fishing advocates, and business leaders.

Introduced by Kalispell Republican Rep. Courtenay Sprunger and co-sponsored by 29 GOP members, House Bill 288 would require child support payments be made from the month of conception

More of this cruel behavior will be coming over the next four years

Lawmakers are making old-time homeowners pay way more state property taxes so maybe some newcomers might move to Montana

The Montana health department says the Board of Public Assistance is redundant and a bureaucratic hurdle that helps few people. Current and former board representatives say the rare cases in which the panel helps people are important.

In two weeks the skies will be full of those squeaky birds

Lake County Sheriff Don Bell this morning confirmed the remains, which have been sent to the Montana State Medical Examiner for further investigation and identification

Kaleb Elijah Fleck on Feb. 4 pleaded guilty to a felony charge of deliberate homicide as part of a plea deal with prosecutors. Sentencing is scheduled for March 31.