Montana’s House speaker refused to allow the lawmaker to speak about bills on the House floor until she apologizes for saying lawmakers would have “blood on their hands" if they supported a bill

The rule is set to go into effect May 1. Other bills to curb abortion access in Montana continue to advance in the Legislature.

Forest Service Chief Randy Moore appeared this week before a U.S. Senate committee where he was pressured by lawmakers from both sides of the aisle to speed up thinning work on federal forests

Filming on the Western movie “Rust” could resume this week in Montana, the production company said

The assault on public property rights of hunters, anglers and outdoor recreationists in the West is relentless

I turn homegrown and frozen fruit into dried leather for my niece and nephew, who always request their favorite flavors

The Montana Freedom Caucus posted its demand on Twitter Tuesday evening, arguing that Democratic Rep. Zooey Zephyr should be punished

If the levies are not approved this spring by voters, the district will face budget shortfalls that require cuts to programs and services, and layoffs for teachers and staff

I’m glad income tax season is over. Now we can focus on the growing season.

Republican Sen. Chris Friedel’s amendment passes, strikes out references to drag

We remain committed to our mission to save lives, link people to resources and encourage dignity through low-barrier access to a warm safe place for those in need

Opponents of the bill argue hormone treatments, and in some cases, surgery, are evidence-based care and can be life-saving for someone with gender dysphoria

The composite T. rex, dubbed “Trinity,” was built from specimens retrieved from three sites in the Hell Creek and Lance Creek formations of Montana and Wyoming

Being properly represented is an expectation that voters should have of their elected officials

A Many Lakes cottage overlooking Lake Douglas; country living on nearly 3 acres in Kila; and a newer ranch-style home in Lakeside