Per capita, no Montana community has been hit harder by the virus

Supreme Court said homeowners cannot proceed with efforts to decontaminate their own property near the shuttered Anaconda smelter without EPA permission

Markets remain upside down amid the economic carnage caused by the coronavirus pandemic

Montana has reported a steady decrease in new cases since March 26, when 35 cases were reported

The bears were killed separately last week by the Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks department

Line of protesters made its way around the Capitol building after a prayer vigil touted as a “Liberty Rally”

Coal demand has tanked over the past decade amid competition from cheap natural gas and expanded renewable energy sources

Child welfare agencies have lost some of their best eyes and ears during a stressful time for families

This year’s lineup features more than 80 films from around the world

Republican incumbent Sen. Steve Daines has raised a total of $7.9 million throughout his re-election campaign

District Judge Ashley Harada of Billings acknowledged violating judicial rules by not being truthful under oath

New guidelines are aimed at easing restrictions in areas with low transmission of the coronavirus, while holding the line in harder-hit locations

The group wants to use a third-party company, DocuSign Inc., to facilitate the collection process

The amount is nearly half of the state's general fund spending for the financial year that ends June 30

The Montana Hospital Association has estimated that canceling pre-scheduled procedures could cost state hospitals up to $100 million after the first three weeks