U.S. border communities that are dependent on shoppers from Mexico and Canada and their political representatives have urged the Biden administration to lift the ban

Only our ability to work together will determine our resilience

Requiring vaccines as a condition for employment is deemed “discrimination” and a violation of the state’s human rights laws

Medical leaders asked residents to take actions to prevent the spread of the respiratory virus and help avoid the impacts on health care systems and schools seen in other states

The U.S. Census Bureau last week released its official population count that will be used to divide the state into two U.S. House districts

A Helena man is accused of assaulting employees who asked him to wear a face covering while entering a restaurant last year during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic

Brendon Galbreath, a 21-year-old Blackfeet Nation citizen who lived in Missoula, passed away in a hospital early Thursday

The Interior Department said it will proceed with leasing, consistent with the judge's June ruling, while the appeal proceeds

The lawsuit filed in Yellowstone District Court claims the laws violate Montana’s constitution

As kids go back to school, the light at the end of the tunnel is this: we have vaccines that are better than we had dared hope

I request that the FNF host an open house where district recreation staff can showcase planned activities, motorized and non-motorized

The U.S. Forest Service said it’s operating in crisis mode, fully deploying firefighters and maxing out its support system

Most known for its Red Jammers that packed tourists up and over the Going-to-the-Sun Road, the Glacier Transportation Company owned one Lincoln Zephyr

The federal funding would come as the West bakes under a decadeslong drought that is straining water supplies

Missoula police said that Galbreath led an officer on a pursuit through Missoula and then fired a gun at the officer in the early morning hours on Thursday