The case for active management – not hands-off neglect – on Montana’s public lands

An industrial-symbiosis model, borrowed from Denmark, for turning AI’s power demand into shared local infrastructure

For nearly a century, Glacier and Waterton have shared a connection beyond borders. The National Park Service’s new non-resident fee policy might represent a turning point.

A modern craftsman on Flathead Lake’s north shore in Somers; a private wooded retreat on 5 acres in Olney; and a one-of-a-kind creekside cabin in Columbia Falls

Vote for the candidate who will fight hardest for our landscape, our water, and the people who rely on both

What Homer's Odyssey — and the Thucydides Trap — reveal about Trump's Iran dilemma

Jurors were inadvertently given unintroduced exhibits by court staff regarding the scheduling of potential key witness Bryce Eggleston

Summer vegetables and fresh herbs give these fish cakes loads of flavor when cook outside or indoors

Fundraising numbers show Bodnar, not Bankhead, has the best shot at flipping the seat

Arrests, subpoenas and funding cuts aimed at Fauci-era virus researchers are rattling Hamilton — and leaving gaps in the fight against outbreaks abroad

Wild always, and native whenever possible, is Montana’s legacy to the rest of the country

Jury deliberations took nearly four hours and left the Hamilton Republican potentially facing a six-month jail sentence. Sentencing is scheduled for Sept. 10.

Dark money, broken promises, and what workers actually want

Meeting rising demand takes sustained investment and regulatory certainty

This is yet another attempt by the Trump regime to regulate something that they don't have the authority to regulate