Once a roadless sanctuary is breached, it is gone forever

Montanans need steady, objective jurisprudence that applies the law equally

Now is the time for Montanans to make their voices heard and oppose repeal of the Roadless Rule

In a unanimous ruling, a five-justice panel upheld a decision that stopped the attorney general’s opinion from taking effect

There is nothing conservative about risking higher utility costs for Montana families to accommodate some of the wealthiest corporations on Earth

I grill onions, garlic, and other alliums not just to eat immediately but also to preserve

How Citizens United opened the door to dark money — and why I-194 would require full donor disclosure in Montana elections

The decision temporarily blocks enforcement of a legal opinion on term limit laws issued by Republican Attorney General Austin Knudsen last week

This week hunters take their turn on the therapist’s couch

Why Montana candidates need more honey and less vinegar this election season

Why Attorney General Knudsen's new opinion on legislative term limits gets it right

The Commission did not achieve its fundamental goal of creating a simpler, more streamlined, and more effective school funding formula

After a flood and a remodel, the Swan Lake Trading Post celebrates a century serving a remote corner of Northwest Montana

The vote was spurred by a legal opinion on the state’s term limit law issued last week by Montana Republican Attorney General Austin Knudsen that effectively blocked Jones from being eligible to run for the state Senate this election cycle

This race is about having a voice in Congress that speaks for all Montanans