It appears that our lawmakers and election bureaucrats have never read the Constitution’s Fourteenth Amendment

We should not confuse the existence of minerals beneath public land with an obligation to disturb everything above them

He gives me hope that it’s possible to reform inefficiencies in our government without burning it down or selling it off

Why we are fighting the Montana Department of Environmental Quality's rollbacks

Accountability is a cornerstone of both our medical and legal systems

Dehydrating tomatoes intensifies their flavor and makes them easy to store in a cupboard for out-of-season use or while camping

The questions clients actually ask, from fees and fiduciary duty to succession planning

The oryx-are-decimating-their-range stories will likely come

The last couple years have been very difficult for farmers

Office turned over partial Social Security numbers, not driver’s license numbers

As Montana’s government grapples with how to determine who’s sick enough to be excused from new Medicaid work requirements, some families are already struggling with what illnesses guarantee health coverage because of a disability

The power in voting is to know who your candidates are

He embodies the strong character, moral courage and values Montanans deserve

A wooded mountain retreat in the Crystal Lakes community; a vintage Columbia Falls home with its own detached shop; and a walkable condo near downtown Whitefish

If I-194 passes, Montana communities have an opportunity to strengthen—not weaken—their year-round public dialogue