The fringe waited years for an ideological revolution to remake Montana in their own image, a promise of salvation to a select few

24,175 fewer children were enrolled in Montana Medicaid after the first few months of the state’s redetermination process, drawing a rebuke from the Biden administration

The global race to secure these minerals and develop the processes to extract and refine them is on

From incredible rescues to record-breaking feats to a Constitution at a crossroads, here are a few of our best stories

Many Americans still don’t understand — or have somehow forgotten — that Jan. 6 was nothing less than a violent, attempted coup

From the Royal Burger at Richwine’s Burgerville to the fresh-baked pies at Loula’s, here are few entrees, restaurants and local chefs we dished on over the last year

A spacious home with incredible Flathead Lake views; new construction in the Wood Ridge subdivision; and a rustic A-frame cabin on Lake Blaine

I’d like to share some of the good work your state lawmakers accomplished in the legislative session

Food waste in America is increasing, while the cost of food, and hunger in the U.S. are rising.

AAA forecasts that 115 million people in the U.S. will go 50 miles or more from home between Saturday and New Year’s Day

Thanks to the Act, bull trout still swim Montana’s rivers, grizzly bears still roam the mountains, and peregrine falcons still soar the Big Sky

Spoken of as “Dutch Babies” by my family, the singular name more accurately describes this giant pancake that is cut into individual portions

Here in our home a lot of good things happened, thanks in no small part to the concerted, community-minded efforts of residents

The $17.5 million will fund two initiatives proposed by a statewide behavioral health commission

Between 2022 and 2023 the state added 9,934 residents for a growth rate of 0.9%