The Yellowstone region's population has rebounded from about 100 in 1975, when they were first listed, to as many as 1,000 today

The pandemic has prompted homeowners to creatively repurpose formerly underutilized outdoor areas into sophisticated living spaces

The department’s attorneys are the lowest paid in the state

The complaint asks a federal court judge to block enforcement of a campaign law it says is unconstitutional

Republican lawmakers in Montana and Idaho are intent on culling more wolf packs, which are blamed for periodic attacks on livestock and reducing elk and deer herds

Songwriters from across the state and country will showcase known hits and new songs

A Yellowstone County judge fined the agency up to $10,000 for failing to immediately assign public defenders in criminal cases he has referred to the office

The four-seat vehicle was found in a shallow ravine in a field off U.S. Highway 87 East on Sunday morning

Groups representing the tribes sent a letter to Interior Secretary Deb Haaland asking her to act quickly on an emergency petition

Montana reported another 1,249 known COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, with 362 people hospitalized

It has been a long-running goal of many Native Americans to have more about their history and culture taught in grade schools

The Bob Marshall Wilderness Foundation is entering our 25th year and has some great things on the horizon

Kids deserve to be protected at school, not used as the governor’s political pawns

Food truck offers its own take on locally sourced ingredients: from pasture to plate

Like so many of us, the pandemic has made a difficult job even harder for in-home caregivers