73-25 vote on Wednesday sends Great American Outdoors Act to the House, where approval is expected

Richard Spencer faces two weeks in county jail unless he reaches plan to pay off legal debt stemming from divorce case

Essential cross-border workers like healthcare professionals, airline crews and truck drivers are still permitted to cross

The relief package was approved in late March with a deadline for the funding to be distributed to tribes by April 26

A car being driven by Ryan Four Souls, 30, went off Duck Creek Road just before 8:30 p.m. Friday

More than 3,900 tests were performed from Friday through Sunday

Understanding what factors may have led to past illegal fish dumps can help identify what lakes are at risk now

The audit found state employee settlement costs increased from $350,000 in Fiscal Year 2014 to nearly $1.4 million in Fiscal Year 2018

Jeff Snavely, the head coach at Darby High School, said that his post was “misconstrued”

Bullock said cuts were not immediately needed, crediting the state’s reserve funds and swift response to the coronavirus

A state agency has begun implementing additional identity verification measures as a national unemployment fraud scheme is using stolen information to apply for benefits

The balance of the closely divided Senate is in play in November’s election and tens of millions of dollars are expected to be dumped into Big Sky Country

The number of new applications for job assistance submitted in Montana last week fell to 2,892

Clayton A. Greenwood and his family had lived in Kalispell from 1999 to 2004

Temporary breaks are intended to help companies with workforce problems or other issues after government-imposed shutdowns