The distinction between hard and soft infrastructure is silly – building roads and providing quality childcare will both stimulate the economy

The injured firefighters were building a defensive fire line at about 5 p.m. Thursday when the weather shifted

The governor ordered two helicopter support crews, including 24 soldiers, to enter active duty

Jason Avery Mattson pleaded guilty on March 30 to second-degree murder and kidnapping

The lawsuit seeks an order to require the Board of Public Education to create specific educational standards for the Indian Education for All program

The 10-10 tie in the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee sets up a floor vote on the nomination of Tracy Stone-Manning

Pollution from smoke reached unhealthy levels this week in communities from Washington state to Washington D.C.

Housing values have increased by well over 20% in the past year in parts of the state

There were reports the bear was walking into garages and that it got close to a group of kids who were riding bikes

The program will provide vouchers to Montana farmers and ranchers to receive free, confidential counseling services

The U.S. Travel Association estimates that each month the border is closed costs $1.5 billion

Instructors say the need for carpentry and other trade skills is growing and some companies are using the program to train new workers

Nationally, 535 million tons of coal was produced in 2020, less than half of the industry's 2008 high of 1.17 billion tons

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

Montana law requires unemployment insurance claimants to make an active effort to find employment every week benefits are claimed