The 2021 bill is similar to one passed a decade earlier that sought to divide the state into seven judicial districts

To encourage people to return to work, more states are making it harder for people to stay on unemployment

The $2.5 million Producer Partnership plant outside Livingston will be able to process 300 animals per month

As a result of the new law, both Lewis and Clark and Gallatin counties said they could no longer enforce mask mandates

About 2000 truck drivers from Alberta who transport goods from Canada to the U.S. will be eligible to be vaccinated

It is time to build a public land management system that works for all of us

While 2019 was a strong year for travel, many local businesses faced uncertainty as they missed months of necessary income in 2020

The new entry system that went live April 29 makes Montanans compete worldwide for entry tickets

The building's name comes from the initials of the two men, Sam Martin and William Mosby, who opened the first bar there in 1890

Officials at Yellowstone National Park stopped all bus traffic in the park last year in response to the coronavirus pandemic

The migratory bird policy was among dozens of Trump-era environmental actions Biden ordered reconsidered on his first day in office

In Montana, a few dozen members of the state's eight federally recognized tribes gathered in front of the Capitol in Helena

More than 95% of the Blackfeet reservation's roughly 10,000 residents who are eligible for the vaccine are fully immunized

The resident told investigators he vented a propane cylinder in his room in an effort to kill himself

Owners say bill unconstitutionally interferes with a private business contract that has governed the operation of the Colstrip power plant for 40 years