Kay Johnson remains jailed pending assault with a weapon charge

The choice is clear – protect Montana utility and insurance policy with a vote for John Repke

Montana is required to process the applications after District Judge Michel Moses issued a temporary injunction against enforcing a state law

The proposal will be up for a vote at a time when abortion is an increasingly important issue for voters

If you’re looking for an opportunity to enjoy this year’s color change, consider embarking on one of these local hikes before the snow flies

The Fed’s move boosted its benchmark short-term rate, which affects many consumer and business loans, to a range of 3% to 3.25%, the highest level since early 2008

Knudsen and the other attorneys general see the new policy as a corporate overreach and a way to further the companies’ social values

I’ve never seen anyone more suited for the bench, and few her equal

“Waltzing Montana” is inspired by the legendary horseback-riding nurse Edna McGuire who lived from 1885 until 1969 on a sheep ranch in central Montana

The judge issued a scathing order Monday morning saying health officials made “calculated violations” of his order

I’ve come to personally know Dave Skinner over the years, and he is a man of great good humor and deep integrity

District Judge Michael Moses said he would promptly consider motions for contempt based on continued violations of his April order

The lawsuit is one of five filed, including one in Montana, by Our Children’s Trust in states around the country.

Monica Tranel is the best candidate for our new western house seat

Montana’s Constitution gives the state board of regents full authority to govern public college campuses and precludes state lawmakers from imposing their own rules, District Court Judge Rienne McElyea said