Federal lawsuit alleges U.S. Army Corps of Engineers program lets companies skirt environmental reviews

Position reopens after the Senate declined to confirm former Democratic Gov. Steve Bullock's nominee

Beginning June 27, unemployed workers in the state will no longer receive $300 in extra weekly benefits

Project area covers 600 acres of wetlands that were ditched and drained during homestead era

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks anticipates another busy season following last year’s record state park visitation and renewed interest in hunting, fishing

Move comes as Gov. Greg Gianforte and legislative Republicans seek to make it harder to reintroduce bison to some areas of the state

Interior Secretary Deb Haaland seeks to reverse actions taken by Trump administration that hindered efforts by Native American tribes to establish, consolidate and govern their homelands

Measure would make it unlawful for a person or governmental entity to deny services based on a person's vaccine status

U.S. population rose to 331,449,281 last year, a 7.4% increase over the previous decade that was the second-slowest ever

An uptick in applications for special-use permits includes proposals for guided e-bike tours, shuttles, outfitter services, races, retreats and events

Longtime wolf biologist Diane Boyd says wolves are here to stay, even as a suite of legislation raises problematic management concerns

Ranchers sued state over bison management plan, which allowed wider restoration

Derek Chauvin could spend decades in prison for pinning George Floyd to the pavement with his knee on the Black man's neck in a case that touched off worldwide protests

Investigators are trying to determine the identity of the second woman and how she died

Under the amendment, the measure would be nullified if the federal government withholds education funding from the state as a result of the policy