More than four dozen Jamaican fruit bats destined for a lab in Bozeman are set to become part of an experiment with an ambitious goal

HB 303, which allows medical providers to decline services based on moral or religious beliefs, cleared a key House vote Monday

I want the adults in leadership to step up to their position and collaborate with community organizations to help those in need

I don’t think Montana can manage the economic impact of ever-increasing numbers of homeless people needing to be taken care of

Our community’s nonprofit and public agencies work tirelessly to meet the unmet needs of the suffering

Maybe we should prioritize affordable housing for humans rather than affordable storage shelters for the things of people with more financial means?

Hospitals, healthcare providers say provisions already exist in law, and new bill would add paperwork, liability

The lawsuit over Arctic grayling was filed Monday in U.S. District Court in Montana

SJ 8, sponsored by Senate President Jason Ellsworth, R-Hamilton, passed a preliminary vote in the House on party lines late last week

Todd C. Fisher, 49, of Glendive, died on Sunday at the prison in Deer Lodge

Gallatin County Attorney Audrey Cromwell withdrew the county's notice of intent to seek the penalty against Patricia Batts for the death of James “Alex” Hurley

In my lifetime Seattle has grown much worse, not better, in its homelessness and crime because of failed policies

Six-bill package would put a sizable chunk of the state’s $2.5 billion surplus to property and income tax rebates to Montana taxpayers. It advances with Republican support and Democratic critique

Many alternate and better located properties exist for this ill-conceived project

Are we just an exclusive, privileged enclave that rose to wealth without any assistance?