The bear in the Big Snowy range was one of the farthest documented outside the two remaining large grizzly populations

Many of the bill’s opponents urged the board to file a lawsuit to challenge the bill’s constitutionality

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service dropped wolves in most of the lower 48 states from the endangered species list in January

All Montana physicians will now be able to dispense medications they prescribe to patients

All along Koocanusa, there are multiple access points to swim, boat, picnic, and relax

The announcement comes as the CDC and the Biden administration have faced pressure to ease restrictions on fully vaccinated people

A similar approach was taken last year, driven in part by the pandemic and a desire to avoid the large congregations of personnel needed to fight major fires

Twelve states, including Montana, have announced that they will stop paying the extra benefit as soon as June or July

Most of Montana’s decade-long growth is isolated to a few urban areas and almost all of them are located in the former Western District

U.S. District Court judge prevented the state from requiring a Butte man to register as a sex offender under Idaho's Crimes Against Nature law

Northwest Montana has a history of small to medium earthquakes, and the potential for bigger ones in the future

The Interior Department review is expected to cover millions of acres of sage brush habitat

Opponents of the bill said having more guns on campuses could exacerbate Montana’s already high suicide rate

Lucas was 23 when she was last seen in Sandpoint, Idaho in the summer of 1983

The 2021 bill is similar to one passed a decade earlier that sought to divide the state into seven judicial districts