Independent Sen. Angus King of Maine and Republican Sen. Steve Daines of Montana said last week they want to know the impact of increased attendance on the parks, visitors and surrounding communities

It gives regular homeowners a chance to hold onto their homes as wealthy people flood in and inflate the value of neighborhoods and make all of our property taxes go up

Texas Tech, the No. 3 seed in the West Region, was too big, quick and talented for the Bobcats, who were making their first NCAA Tournament appearance since 1996

The problems started when David Ingram, Doug Adams and Heidi Roedel became the newest members of the Library Board

A great place to visit in the spring is Ross Creek Cedars, just south of Troy along Montana Highway 56

Political rhetoric about quickly ramping up U.S. crude output is at odds with the industry’s reality

Skyler Leroy Griebel, 29, pleaded not guilty to felony charges in the Feb. 8 shooting death of Tyler Netto

Montana State Hospital’s forensic facility, which evaluates and treats patients in the criminal justice system, has always had a waitlist, but the pandemic has lengthened it

Four hospital patients died from October through February, three because of COVID-19 and another after frequent falls

Once upon a time, Republican and Democratic politicians endeavored to present a united front to other countries during times of conflict

Eleven other avalanche deaths have happened this season, including four each in Colorado and Montana

Maybe next year the governor can shoot a collared moose, or maybe a collared bighorn

Skijoring started hundreds of years ago when indigenous people in the Arctic region harnessed reindeer and strapped on Nordic skis to travel across snowy expanses

Monica Tranel is our best choice for keeping Montana a great place to live

Top-seeded Montana State collected its third Big Sky Conference tournament championship and advanced to its fourth NCAA Tournament