Concerns about allegedly obscene books in Montana schools and libraries has prompted a bill that could expose staff to criminal liability

State lawmakers are considering proposals to make it easier for professionals with out-of-state licenses to work in Montana

Under a strategy now entering its second year, the U.S. Forest Service is trying to prevent out-of-control fires that start on public lands from raging through communities

The Treasury Department said in a letter to congressional leaders it has started taking “extraordinary measures” as the government has run up against its legal borrowing capacity of $38.381 trillion

After a 38-12 bipartisan vote, the bill will go to the House and be carried by Rep. Tyson Running Wolf, R-Browning

Montana universities directed to suspend official TikTok accounts, block app access on campus networks

Kalispell Sen. Keith Regier's proposal would interpret the state’s constitutional right to privacy to mean that it does not protect the right to an abortion

The home bar is not just for the adults in the house

NorthWestern Energy announced it signed a contract acquiring all of Avista Energy in the active units in Colstrip, meaning Montana coal power will serve more Montana residents in 2026

The second-term Republican cited the difficulties of balancing student and legislative life, as well as ‘significant backlash’ from members of her caucus

Matt Rosendale is an immature self-centered man intent on sabotaging our government

Let’s not let Viad profit by dumping this “very high profile” garbage on Columbia Mountain

Patrick William O’Brien was arraigned Thursday by videoconference following his arrest last week in Great Falls

Be assured, Mr. Fallon, being kicked out of the Republican Party may be the best thing politically that has ever happened to you

The late Chief Earl Old Person was the longest-serving elected tribal official in the U.S.