Congress is debating whether all of America (rich and poor) should have access to affordable and high-quality infrastructure

If the Canadians can no longer visit, we cannot be blamed for the increased traffic, slow service, littered hiking trails, and cloudy waters that were once pristine

More than 1.5 million people have visited state parks in the first half of 2021

Montana’s adult-use marijuana market opens in five months. Local governments have until then to sort out just what legalization will look like in their communities.

A joint statement from the university and the Montana University System says the institutions “strongly believe these claims are baseless and without merit"

Montana’s Office of Public Instruction will allocate funds to school districts to identify and help students whose learning was affected by the pandemic

Order comes as a stopgap measure as states slowly distribute emergency rental assistance

The men are accused of pocketing $1 million in loans that were meant to cover payroll and other expenses

Gianforte ordered six additional crews to help as fire activity increased, bringing the total number of soldiers to 200 by this weekend

Ballard is the first Democrat to announce a run against Montana’s only sitting U.S. House member

The staff members were assaulted by two prisoners at the 600-bed Crossroads Correctional Center in Shelby

Michael Defrance pleads not guilty to illegal possession of firearms

Sen. Jason Ellsworth of Hamilton threatened to call the attorney general and argued he couldn’t be arrested because he was on his way to legislative business

Program is geared toward potential military recruits and anybody else considering secondary education

An 8-year-old girl and 2-year-old boy were taken to the hospital with unknown injuries