Derick Amos Madden plowed into the family with his pickup truck, then shot three of them with a shotgun

Two groups sued Montana’s Department of Environmental Quality on Monday over an approved expansion of the Rosebud Mine, a coal strip mine near the Wyoming border

The boy got out of the house and fell into a pool in the back yard

The landscape sheds and pathways open. Spring flows into summer with a delicate persistence. Which way through the wilderness?

The $280 billion measure, which awaits a House vote, includes federal grants and tax breaks for companies that construct their chip facilities in the U.S.

The Fed’s move will raise its key rate, which affects many consumer and business loans, to a range of 2.25% to 2.5%, its highest level since 2018

The challenge claims that the federal government is attempting to force states and schools to follow antidiscrimination requirements that “misconstrue the law”

Emilio Renova Sr., 33, had pleaded no contest to deliberate homicide in April

Many forests regenerate naturally after fires, but if the blazes get too intense they can leave behind barren landscapes that linger for decades before trees come back

Pope Francis said the forced assimilation of Native peoples into Christian society destroyed their cultures, severed families and marginalized generations

As an originalist, he believes that we know what our Founders intended

Economist: Women with children still struggling financially

An excessive heat watch was issued for central and eastern Washington state and the central Idaho Panhandle from Tuesday morning through Friday evening

U.S. Sen. Jon Tester of Montana, speaking at a Senate hearing this year, recalled tenants complaining of repeated rent increases at a Havenpark development in Great Falls

Abortion is still legal in Montana, but whether it will remain so is unclear