We are ruled not by elected officials, but by unaccountable bureaucrats and judges

Law to eliminate the Judicial Nomination Commission and allow the governor to appoint judges to fill vacancies

This is not the time to weaken standards that protect water quality

Honoring the old while innovating the new on the shores of Whitefish Lake

Montana and 20 other states filed suit in Texas to overturn Biden’s cancellation of the contentious Keystone XL oil pipeline from Canada

Native Americans make up less than 7% of Montana’s population but account for 25% of reported missing person cases

It is the first Navy vessel to be named after the state since 1908

A rapid economic recovery is illuminating old dilemmas: a tight job market, lack of childcare and expensive housing

Grizzly bears have been protected as a threatened species in the contiguous U.S. since 1975

Kalispell’s longtime Main Street fixture has evolved from a pool hall selling ammunition into a beloved family-friendly gathering place

Republican Gov. Greg Gianforte has not commented on whether he would sign the bill into law

The bill includes financial penalties for local governments, tribes and schools that have stricter COVID-19 guidelines than the state

James A. Talbot opened a bank, built a schoolhouse and hotel and even gave the state land for the Montana Veterans’ Home

Tyler Weir and his family were returning to Great Falls to help with a rescue mission Saturday when the crash occurred

John Patrick Kerrigan disappeared in Ronan 35 years ago, and his bloody clothes and car were recovered, but his body never was. The case remains unsolved.