The entrance fee-free days for 2021 include January 18

Flags planted at the “Lighting of the Teepees: A Symbol of Hope” display at Swords Park

Program created in March to support school children who were remote learning or in temporary quarantine

Roger Koopman's attorney, Chris Gallus, said the complaint alleged invasion of privacy, defamation and retaliation

Montanans deemed visitors to be slightly less polite, less patient, less environmentally responsible and less sensitive to the “Montana way of life"

Montana voters raised the minimum wage and approved the annual inflationary increase in 2006

Montana's most populous county had approximately one homicide every three weeks last year

U.S. District judge ruled that endangered species recovery plans are guidelines, not rules that can be challenged in court

Health officials buck national guidelines, include Native Americans, people of color and residents of congregate care and corrections facilities in second phase of vaccine distribution

Commissioner found that Democratic candidate failed to report campaign debt totaling more than $10,000

Residents can possess up to one ounce of marijuana, can grow up to four plants

Organization that spent $5 million promoting Montana's ballot measures to legalize recreational marijuana must identify its donors

State had 38 work-related fatal injuries last year, a 35.7% increase over the prior year

Republican governor-elect called the pandemic the most serious issue the state faces

Deputies arrested a 33-year-old man for the shooting of John Komitios, 39, a recent resident of Missoula, Flathead and Lake counties