Grandma Tiny simply had been making pies for so long that she measured the crust ingredients with her hands and could feel when the dough was just right

The purchase of the Snowy Mountain conservation easement embodies our state’s spirit and generosity

Having secured supermajorities in both the state House and Senate, Montana’s Republican Party has reached the peak of its powers — but it still must coalesce on how to wield them, especially as lawmakers face a $1.5 billion budget surplus

Richard Dews parses the data into a series of animated GIFs showing comparative statistics

The modest past of our stumpy ski-town roots has become a modernized playground for the ultra-rich

Buckle up for the upcoming state Legislature. It’ll be a bumpy ride for reproductive freedom, basic rights, and local control.

Jade bolted after the pheasant for a moment — a trait that will serve us well with wounded birds — then came back for a scratch behind the ears while I purred, “Good girl. What a good girl.”

Newly elected Republican U.S. House Rep. Ryan Zinke said Thursday he considers Democrat Jon Tester vulnerable, will determine whether to seek the Senate seat next year

Panel of experts to discuss snow science at annual event that encourages safe backcountry travel

The heroic efforts of our schools and educators to adapt to the pandemic landscape, especially during the spring 2020 lockdown, was no small feat

Twenty-four hours after the polls closed in Montana, the former Trump Interior Secretary held an edge over Democrat Monica Tranel of more than 9,000 votes; Associated Press calls race for Zinke Thursday morning

Montanans living in the most rural parts of the state, who already face fewer options for medical care, are also less likely to have insurance coverage through an employer

This time of year, I start roasting sugar pumpkins and freezing the puree so that I’m prepared to put homemade pie filling into a scratch-made crust, recipes I’ll share in the coming weeks

Attorneys for Whitefish real estate agent who was victim of anti-Semitic harassment campaign say Andrew Anglin has ignored a $14 million judgment

Polls closed on Election Day at 8 p.m. statewide and results will be published as ballots are tallied