The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said Montana, Idaho and Wyoming have provided “substantial” evidence that grizzlies have recovered from the threat of extinction

The abrupt decision by Secretary of State Anthony Blinken came despite China’s claim that the balloon was a weather research “airship” that had blown off course

Three elected officials are targeting the most vulnerable while issuing false claims about homelessness and supportive services

With five recent cases of EHM detected in Flathead County horses — four of them fatal — event coordinators have called off two weekend rodeos

In their current forms, the bills would authorize per-taxpayer rebates of up to $1,250 on 2021 state income taxes and up to $1,000 on 2022 and 2023 property taxes

People gathered Thursday at Gobbler’s Knob as members of Punxsutawney Phil’s “inner circle” summoned the groundhog from his tree stump at dawn to learn if he has seen his shadow

As facilities with skilled nursing and 24-7 caregivers shut their doors, families are seeing their loved ones shipped hundreds of miles away — only to see that facility close a few months late

Recent increases in violent incidents at the library’s flagship branch prompted trustees vote to add unarmed security guard

Frozen strawberries convert easily into a syrup because they retain their taste and texture when drained of juice

It’s the honor of a lifetime to serve Montanans in the United States Senate, and I’m looking forward to a new year of working to bring Montana values to Washington

As weed becomes more potent more teens are becoming dependent and dangerously ill, especially from dabbing, an increasingly popular method of inhaling concentrated THC

While the fate of Montana or any state’s wildlife doesn’t rest on semantics, every time we talk about hunting in a public space we are engaged in public relations

Following the boom of 2020, the pull-back started in earnest around the first quarter of 2022

Weeks after purchasing the historic lodge on the southern edge of Glacier National Park, Washington-based LOGE Camps met with residents to dispel rumors and lay out plans

The problem of homelessness is not easily addressed but cruelty and eradicating charity are not the answers