About 4,800 bison that live in the park, 700 fewer than last year

Michael Foster and other activists will argue that their lawbreaking was in the public's interest

Markus Kaarma was convicted of the 2014 death of 17-year-old Diren Dede in Missoula

Wildfires have burned more than 13,200 square miles nationwide this year

State funding should not be generated on the backs of working Montanans due to unanticipated changes in industry

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is the most effective and important anti-hunger program in America

Surrender to the velvety texture and round flavor of the soup

Opposition centers on the ridiculous claim that the review will result in the federal government selling federal land to private entities

Congress cooked up yet another way to repeal consumer health insurance protections, targeting preexisting conditions

The pattern of price increases and declines have generally followed the rest of the housing market

More than 35.8 million Americans went fishing last year, 11.5 million hunted and 86 million watched wildlife

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed a lawsuit Monday against Minot-based Trinity Health

Fort Belknap Indian Reservation tribal officials say they couldn't afford to operate it

The migratory bird tools were recently put to use to scare about 1,100 birds off of the Berkeley Pit

Eck helped draft the state's 1972 constitution and advocated for children, health and mental health services, the poor and the environment