City council imposes emergency ordinance to prevent 'superspreader event,' seeks public input on future action

As voters in four states consider pot legalization, public acceptance of cannabis cuts across geography, demographics and politics

Amid concerns of a COVID-19 ‘super-spreader’ event, city ordinance would limit capacity and hours at restaurants, bars, breweries, distilleries, and casinos

Social media channels and new podcast provide park administrators with tools for real-time updates and in-depth storytelling

Campaign transferred money out of primary election account before paying off debts

Lawsuit alleges residents died in outbreak due to facility’s failure to establish basic infection control standards

Montana has the fifth-highest rate of newly confirmed infections per capita

Ashley Maria Howard, who was 19 at the time, left the boy in her car in Glendive on June 25, 2018

Lawsuit marks government’s most significant attempt to protect competition since groundbreaking case against Microsoft more than 20 years ago

Rule would have required majority leaders to break tie votes in interim committees, which are often split evenly across party lines

Lincoln County Republicans sought to delay setting water quality standard for the mining contaminant selenium

Sustained winter weather prompts season-ending closure in Glacier National Park’s upper reaches, though motorists can still drive to Avalanche Creek

Candidates make their final pitches for why they're best equipped to serve in the U.S. House, U.S. Senate and as Montana's next governor

Lt. Gov. Mike Cooney, a Democrat, and Rep. Greg Gianforte, a Republican, have contrasting visions for Montana’s future

Democratic Gov. Steve Bullock and incumbent Republican Sen. Steve Daines make their cases for who should represent ‘Montana values’ in Washington