Property taxes will likely decrease; city hopes to complete the CORE Area Trail construction in upcoming fiscal year

The settlement, known as a consent decree, would require Atlantic Richfield Co. to spend more than $150 million on cleanup activities

In a legal effort to clarify the ownership of the dueling dinosaurs before trying to sell them, the Murrays sought a court order saying they owned the fossils

Museums, galleries and more have started reopening to the public after two months of closures

The pandemic also has upended the Republican race ahead of what's now an all-mail June 2 primary election

Since March 14, Montana has processed 101,601 new claims for unemployment

The incident is the first time a bison has injured a visitor this year

The move drew quick criticism as a handout to industry that will mean less money for state governments

About 60 protesters convened outside the Capitol building in Helena Wednesday

As businesses start to reopen, unemployment insurance claims drop slightly and many job openings remain vacant

How COVID-19 has caused a nationwide food supply system disruption while creating an opportunity for local agriculture

Last week marked the second week in a row with lower unemployment claim numbers

We Are Montana will serve as a public health information and training hub for rural and Native communities in the state

Musicians are starting to play live again, but many future performances remain in limbo amid pandemic

The tribe's stay-at-home order was extended to June 15