Their voices matter in shaping policies that will affect their lives for years to come

The highest praise goes to our Supreme Court for implementing the language and meaning of our Constitution

A Montana retreat on 1.18 acres near Whitefish; a newly constructed single-level residence in Columbia Falls; and a ranch-style home in a great location in Lakeside

Wildlife and conservation groups say commissioners didn’t properly notice the proposal, denying an opportunity for public comment

The lawsuit opposing the Round Star project is the latest proof that our current litigation-driven approach to federal lands management is not working for the American people

The Whitefish couple has dedicated countless hours to local nonprofits and community programs

The state’s judicial branch has ventured into the realm of making laws instead of interpreting them

Older Montanans with medical conditions struggle to find accessible affordable housing as the state grapples with one of the nation’s fastest-growing homeless populations

Forcing judges to align with and campaign on a partisan political ticket would further undermine public confidence in judicial rulings.

Those who took office still have a duty to keep their constituents informed

Last week’s mother dough recipe for sourdough brioche can be used for shapes beyond rolls and burger buns – including loaves

Under the bill, trans people could not use restrooms, changing rooms and sleeping areas that align with their gender identity in public buildings

Bipartisan approach comes as Missoula residents worry about the sale of their park to an out-of-state investment firm

Housing options for our junior senator include buying, renting, or, better yet, living free of charge in his spacious new quarters in the Dirksen Senate Office Building

Medicaid Expansion has been a lifeline for thousands of American Indians in the state