The start of September will bring heat at near record levels and it will linger through Labor Day weekend

A combination of population gains, increasing wages, exploding property values, and relatively sound fiscal management has left Montana flush with cash

Montana lawmakers are weighing whether to convene a special session later in September to provide tax breaks from a budget surplus

Justice Gustafson is smart, kind, and a great role model because she takes her job seriously and the role of an impartial, independent judiciary seriously

Your understanding of the issues, your financial management skills and your extensive experiences are the qualities that will bring the needed honesty and professionalism to the Montana Public Service Commission

Federal officials last month approved a request by the group American Prairie to graze bison on U.S. Bureau of Land Management property south of Malta

Quota for Yellowstone-area wolves focal point for debate in front of Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission

I am relieved to know she is predicted to win this PSC position in the November election

10 ways to get kids out into our big, beautiful backyard

This congressional seat gives Montana a once in a lifetime opportunity to increase our representation in Washington

Montarise would replace a pristine forest with high density market rate housing

A proposed rule change would broaden exemptions for daycare children and staff

Jerod and Joshua Hughes of East Helena climbed through a broken window and Jerod Hughes helped kick open a door to allow other rioters inside while Congress was certifying the 2020 Electoral College vote

If the four Snake River dams were ultimately removed, it would be largest such project in U.S. history

The department said states, including Montana, have identified more than 129,000 orphaned wells on state and private land