Montana has seen this before, in the days of the Copper Kings

In a 6-1 ruling Thursday, the court said Montana’s Constitution states that judicial vacancies may be filled in a manner provided by law

State Medicaid investigators began reviewing Dana Trandahl's billing practices based on her client's claims that she did not receive any counseling

Two eight-passenger, cube-shaped vehicles will be tested at Canyon Village

The Bureau of Land Management auctioned off hundreds of leases in sage grouse habitat in four sales in 2017

Canada is by far the biggest foreign crude supplier to the U.S., which imported about 3.5 million barrels a day from its neighbor in 2020

The cause of the accident is under investigation and mine officials say they’re working with safety regulators

Senators asked Bryan Newland to ensure the Interior Department would respond with urgency to an epidemic of missing and slain Native Americans

The service industry is at once hiring and trying to retain the staff it already has

Calgary-based TC Energy said it would work with government agencies “to ensure a safe termination of and exit from” the partially built line

Cascade County detective said it was the oldest case he could find nationwide to be solved using forensic genealogy

The animals were believed to have come down from Yellowstone National Park

A state judge extended a temporary restraining order that blocked a new campus carry law from taking effect

The PSC plans to hire an executive director to oversee all internal administrative matters in response to the audit

Working together we were able to score this win for rural Montana