Leaders aim to create a system that allows prospective students to apply to any Montana institution with the same application

Montana's drop from almost 78,000 grouse in 2016 was traced to an extreme drought in eastern parts of the state in 2017

Whitefish, trout and suckers have died in the Clark Fork River between Warm Springs and Galen

Judith Johanna Cossette was initially charged with murder-for-hire

The center for school employees' toddlers and preschoolers has returned to McGill Hall

The state has not reported a confirmed case, but potential cases are currently being investigated

Male bear was involved in five events at backcountry camps over seven days in area west of Augusta

Three-judge panel ruled that Montana's law is a violation of the First Amendment's free-speech protections

Montana offers educational aid for people who are exonerated as a result of DNA evidence, but no cash payment

Tribes in Montana, South Dakota say Trump approved the pipeline without considering consequences

Bolton was named third national security adviser to Trump in April 2018

Uptick in uninsured people marks first increase in a decade after coverage expanded under Obamacare

Currently rules are addressed on a case-by-case basis when landfills are licensed

Attorney General Tim Fox made the announcement Monday

Debra Lamm is the former Montana Republican Party chairwoman and an ex-state legislator