The lawsuit names Gov. Greg Gianforte, the director of the Department of Public Health and Human Services, and the director of the state hospital along with the state and its health department

It’s important to remember that “canceling” student debt doesn’t make the debt magically disappear

A basic frittata stands on its own or can feature other flavors within or over its layers

The attorney general’s office contends the initiative has too many moving parts. The initiative’s backers say every component is essential to fix a broken system.

Though Republican Rep. Matt Rosendale has not officially announced whether he will run for the Senate seat, he has long been rumored to be interested

The few places left where people still matter in policymaking and where politicians listen to locals are city councils

Birthing any cub at 27, for a species that rarely makes it to its 30s, is remarkable

The restaurant takes pride in serving dishes that pay homage to Montana's diverse offerings

In Nate Schweber's new book, which recently won the 2023 High Plains Book Award for nonfiction, the author helps readers remember Bernard and Avis DeVoto's "forgotten fight to save the wild"

Districts for Montana’s utility regulation commission that Republican lawmakers passed last session violate the Montana Constitution by diluting urban representation, Montana Conservation Voters and other plaintiffs argue

A freshman football player at the Billings college was fatally shot over the weekend

The discovery of the sewage pond leaking into groundwater and Holland Lake poses a threat to clean water and the aquatic ecosystem

Related lawsuits from education advocates and county association are now pending before the Montana Supreme Court

A fully furnished condo in Whitefish; an upgraded Meadows Edge home in Kalispell; and an immaculate single-level townhome in Mill Creek

Idaho and Montana State (6-2, 4-1 Big Sky Conference) are now tied with Montana for first place in the conference