After more than 30 years of hands-on educational events, Forestry Expo pivots to self-guided tours May 15-16

Bryan Louis Kercher, 55, was with a group of climbers when he slipped and fell near Sugarloaf Peak Saturday

With nearly $7 million raised toward fundraising goal, a 772-acre parcel along the Flathead River near Columbia Falls is poised to gain protection as wildlife habitat

Signed into law by Gov. Greg Gianforte, House Bill 257 prohibits local governments from compelling businesses to enforce emergency health requirements

Advanced reservations were snapped up within minutes of the system going online last week, prompting park officials to release additional tickets

For the first time in three decades, Montana is poised to gain a second seat in the U.S. House of Representatives, doubling its political representation in Congress and setting the stage for a historic political showdown

Federal lawsuit alleges U.S. Army Corps of Engineers program lets companies skirt environmental reviews

Position reopens after the Senate declined to confirm former Democratic Gov. Steve Bullock's nominee

Beginning June 27, unemployed workers in the state will no longer receive $300 in extra weekly benefits

Project area covers 600 acres of wetlands that were ditched and drained during homestead era

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks anticipates another busy season following last year’s record state park visitation and renewed interest in hunting, fishing

Move comes as Gov. Greg Gianforte and legislative Republicans seek to make it harder to reintroduce bison to some areas of the state

Interior Secretary Deb Haaland seeks to reverse actions taken by Trump administration that hindered efforts by Native American tribes to establish, consolidate and govern their homelands

Measure would make it unlawful for a person or governmental entity to deny services based on a person's vaccine status

U.S. population rose to 331,449,281 last year, a 7.4% increase over the previous decade that was the second-slowest ever