When you see your money being returned to your bank account or your mailbox, know that Republicans are happy to have overcome Democrats’ opposition to provide this financial relief

The first event is scheduled for July 13 in downtown Kalispell and will feature the Marshall Catch Band

The new Montana law adds protections for youths attending private, for-profit alternative therapeutic programs in the state

Reports of violence and harassment against the homeless population have increased this year

Thick yogurt works as the base for a sauce or dip, and thinning with oil converts it to a dressing

Admission and parking are free at this multi-day, Olympic-caliber equestrian competition, which runs from July 19-23 and includes a walkable shopping mall, food trucks, and a Kid Zone with activities for all ages

Political newcomer already had support of governor for Republican nomination to challenge Tester in 2024

We all want to have fun this summer but following safety guidelines and being careful can ensure that we can get back out there to do the things we love

Montana Grit’s mission is to provide a solid foundation for personal growth by facilitating an environment that allows participants to discover their capabilities, strengths and freedom

The explosion of urban camping across the state tells us that the number of people needing emergency shelter is beyond our capacity

I’ve been paying for conservation licenses in about a half dozen states for years

A 15-year-old driver on U.S. Highway 2 crossed the center turn lane into oncoming traffic, according to Montana Highway Patrol

Every person who lives in the Flathead sets a standard for how we treat one another

Justices resolved the high-profile Moore v. Harper case, dealing a blow to a legal theory on legislative authority over election laws

Officials with the Environmental Protection Agency said cleanup efforts began on Sunday, with workers cooling the gooey material with river water, rolling it up and putting the globs into garbage bags