Even if Congress leaves Medicaid expansion mostly intact, the future of the state's program remains uncertain

Burns, who died April 28, 2016, was a Marine Corps veteran

USDA has designated numerous counties in three states as natural disasters, paving the way for emergency loans for producers

The park released an environmental assessment last week that proposes building five dormitories

In its 14th year, the acclaimed Ravenwood Outdoor Learning Center has served more than 4,000 kids, and now it’s aiming to expand its offerings to adults and secure a permanent location

Because we all live downstream, the Clean Water Act must protect water at its sources

Current proposed funding cuts at both the state and federal level will end up costing our communities more in the long run

The Montana Consumer Counsel deserves the thanks of every Montana ratepayer

Weyerhaeuser is selling not only the Cedar Palace in Columbia Falls and its closed mill, but also 13,398 acres in the Upper Whitefish country

Kent Laudon worked as a wolf management specialist for Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks for 11 years

The median sales price for the first six months was $269,000, which is 9.1 percent higher than the same period in 2016

Steamed shrimp is much tenderer than boiled shrimp

The rule, adopted last Thursday, allows a 15-minute stop-the-clock break during each of four three-hour testing periods

The July fire has burned more than 16 square miles in the Little Rocky Mountains

More than 1,100 unprocessed rape kits, some dating back to 1995, will be sent in batches to a laboratory