Montana Department of Environmental Quality’s board of review voted 5-1 in favor of protective selenium criteria for fish

Since removing 27 children from a therapeutic teen treatment near Rexford last year, state officials have uncovered instances of physical and sexual abuse that persisted for years

Calling it a ‘foolhardy boondoggle,’ Judge Robert Allison wrote that he is frustrated by the lack of progress in removing the ‘bridge to nowhere’

Changes to include mask-wearing requirement in lift lines as well as new terrain in Hellroaring Basin

Dacey Sheyenne Moore died Sunday morning; police have arrested a 17-year-old boy on suspicion of deliberate homicide

Frank White Clay previously served as a representative for two terms in the Crow Legislature

When Ellen Edlund was diagnosed with COVID-19, she went from provider to patient

Montana's former Superintendent of Public Instruction will leave her superintendent post in Seattle in June

Despite pledges to protect public resources, administrative changes under Gov.-elect Gianforte and draft bills from GOP lawmakers have put some sportsmen on edge

Tribal leaders, law enforcement begin development on first-in-the-nation pilot project to improve MMIP investigations

Fish and Wildlife Commission set to vote on easement to protect prime hunting and timberland under private ownership

Proposal in Coram-West Glacier forest district calls for logging and fuel reduction in ‘wildland-urban interface’ communities

Top law enforcement official makes comments despite Trump's refusal to concede

Hotline is funded by a $1.6 million federal grant and will be available for at least nine months

Fish and Wildlife Service proposal would protect whitebark pine tree under the Endangered Species Act