The plan to get rid of the Board of Public Assistance is one of 14 bills that the state Department of Public Health and Human Services has asked legislators to draft for the session that begins in January

Rural states like Montana have raised concerns about the proposed federal requirements that accompany the money, including the every 50-mile requirement

The legal dispute comes as conservative lawmakers in numerous states have sought to restrict transgender rights

Ryan Zinke should welcome the opportunity to present his side of all current issues

Instead of jumping ahead to Sept. 22 and the first day of fall, let’s look back at the summer that was

After trying several methods, from coating unheated tortillas with sauce to warming them in the microwave, I found a technique that keeps the tortillas both soft and intact

The state Department of Fish and Wildlife confirmed the new family of wolves with two adults and two pups

As we watch those students thrive in their new environments, we hope to one day bring that same opportunity to the many other children still waiting for help

To the Beacon’s many readers, I look forward to the day our paths cross

Colorado has surprisingly regressive stream access laws

This week's column looks at single-family residence new listings – by city – over the preceding three month summer period

The jump in “core” prices, which exclude volatile food and energy costs, was especially worrisome

Mining will be barred for 20 years on 4 square miles of land at the Zortman-Landusky Mine site now administered by the Bureau of Land Management

The fire started at 6 a.m. Monday at R-Y Timber in Livingston, destroying three connected buildings, machinery and stored lumber

Talen Energy Supply would acquire Puget Sound Energy's 25% share of Colstrip's two remaining coal-fired units under the deal