Governor sues to block the acting director of the U.S. Bureau of Land Management from continuing in the position until he's been confirmed by the Senate

They alleged the administration acted illegally when it resumed coal sales that had been halted under Obama due to climate change

State Trooper Wade Palmer was shot in the neck, face and head after engaging a suspect involved in an earlier shooting in Missoula

In a tight race, the campaigns' response to the coronavirus could become the deciding factor

The weekend deaths bring to 12 the number of residents of Canyon Creek Memory Care in Billings who have died from the respiratory virus

Rescuers responded Saturday to calls that a man and his friend were jumping into the river in the Buffalo Rapids area below SKQ Dam

Montana among the states where national Democratic groups are focusing resources

Rodeos are a summertime staple across the West, but the pandemic has presented a dilemma for towns

Lewis died Friday, several months after the Georgia Democrat announced that he had been diagnosed with advanced pancreatic cancer

Bullock resisted calls for mask requirement for weeks; feared it would backfire

The unemployment rate for the state dropped almost 2 percentage points in June to 7.1%

The extension will keep the U.S. northern and southern borders closed to non-essential traffic until at least Aug. 21

The Ravalli County Sheriff's Office has said they are investigating the fire as an arson after finding evidence that an accelerant was used

Austin Sherper, 24, was arrested Sunday following a standoff with a SWAT unit, according to court documents

Thirty-five Montana residents have died of the respiratory virus and 37 remain hospitalized