Some 82 tribes across the U.S. — from New York to Alaska — now have more than 20,000 bison in 65 herds

Affordable staff housing in the old Music School will help fill those new studios with glorious music

ESPN College Game Day was on hand for the 121st game in the series

The son of author Norman Maclean picks up his father’s mantle on the shores of Seeley Lake

I am honored to have been chosen to represent Montana House District 7 and grateful to so many who supported my candidacy

Police and firefighters responded to a report that deer had fallen through the ice into the Clark Fork River

Imagine trying to maintain civil and professional discourse with the very people who have shown time and again their intent to alter and degrade the institution you have helped build

In Wednesday’s pre-session caucus meetings, Democrats selected Kim Abbott and Pat Flowers as House and Senate minority leaders

It still isn't clear how the man, Il Hun Ro, ended up in the spring, but investigators don't suspect foul play

The roughly 2-mile-square site is a day-use area open to the public and managed by the U.S. Forest Service

More than a week after Election Day, Republicans secured the 218th seat needed to flip the House from Democratic control

Montana’s vaccination discrimination law is one of the most controversial pandemic-related measures passed by Republican state lawmakers in 2021

A two-thirds supermajority of the state Legislature is now GOP, which combined with a governor from the same party can basically pass whatever it wants with few guardrails

Conservation groups last month sued over 2021 laws passed by the Legislature that were intended to curb gray wolf numbers by making it easier to kill them

States, tribes, and local governments are figuring out how best to spend billions of dollars from an opioid lawsuit settlement. One option they’re considering is funding peer support specialists, who guide people recovering from addiction as they do it themselves.