You can make it from scratch in just a half-hour with what’s at hand and have it turn out tasty every time

After dedicating nearly four decades to grizzly bear management and conflict resolution in Northwest Montana, Tim Manley is set to retire from Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks as more bears and people roam the landscape

More than 700 children have died of COVID in the U.S.

Although a scant snowpack delayed opening day, Big Mountain has plenty to offer skiers and riders entering the 2021/22 winter

Montana has actually had several chances to grow our state forest system. But our leaders have squandered every chance.

Catch-and-release transformed river fly fishing and it now provides nearly endless enjoyment and fun for anglers

Kate Hammond, deputy regional director for National Park Service’s intermountain region, will assume interim duties following Superintendent Jeff Mow’s retirement

Staff wore costumes and Christmas attire at the event, which drew 233 kids over the course of the day

If granted, delisting would open door to public hunting of grizzlies in Montana for the first time in three decades

Montana, which was leading the nation in new cases in early September, is now ranked 29th, according to data gathered by The Associated Press

Montana oil and gas records show at least two companies drilling wells in an area spanning Toole, Hill and Liberty counties

A week ago the hospital announced it was moving forward with employee vaccine requirements in order to comply with CMS vaccine requirement for healthcare facility staff

Montana’s Constitution is anything but socialist; rather, it espouses the personal rights of privacy

Senior staff blame “self-inflicted chaos” of library board for driving out two directors; meeting includes heated exchanges over library collection

A mechanical malfunction at Hebgen Dam just west of Yellowstone National Park caused flows to plummet early Tuesday morning