Patricia Batts, 51, pleaded guilty in May to deliberate homicide in the death of James “Alex” Hurley on Feb. 3, 2020

A pair of initiatives would create top-four primaries in the state and require winning general election candidates to receive a majority of the vote

Law enforcement officers made seven arrests after the April 24 protest in the House of Representatives gallery for misdemeanor criminal trespassing

It’s unfair what state lawmakers are doing, hastily shifting such large amounts of property tax responsibility onto local homeowners

Northwestern Energy, a private company, wants to use their shareholders money to acquire even more polluting coal

The least expensive path to teardrop heaven is to build your own, but this takes time and you have to know your way around the shop

This project has too many unknowns that will impact the Gunsight Lake and upper St. Mary River ecosystems

Earlier this month the Air Force reported it had found harmful levels of PCBs at two locations at Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana

The Navajo Nation and the Blackfeet Nation declared public health emergencies to free up resources to help affected members

TikTok has safeguards to moderate content and protect minors, and would not share information with China, the company has argued

A Lakeside home on a wooded half acre; a Columbia Falls property with million-dollar views of Glacier Park; and a log cabin on 15 amazing acres adjoining state and federal land

Let the BLM know that Montanans would like to see future drilling leases only allowed in areas where there is a high likelihood to actually produce oil and gas

Three-quarters of individuals removed from Medicaid in Montana have lost their coverage due to paperwork problems

His derogatory comments about the judge are inexcusable and likely violate Montana's Code of Professional Responsibility

Brad Tschida is the utility regulation agency’s second executive director in the two years since the position was created