The state Department of Fish and Wildlife a year ago estimated Washington had a minimum of 122 wolves

Montana Brewers Association believes the change will help breweries' bottom lines and the state's overall economy

Judge Brian Morris said the administration had not fully considered potential oil spills and other impacts

Test results found "unacceptable levels" of asbestos in building that housed a preschool

Coal spilled into a tributary of the East Gallatin River near Bozeman

Rosendale said drugs travel a complicated path between manufacturer and consumer with each entity raising the price along the way

The shutdown delayed the hiring process that began last fall

Washington Gov. Jay Inslee last week declared a state of emergency because of the outbreak

Bullock made a pitch for his budget proposal, which includes some tax increases, along with additional spending on early childhood education and Medicaid expansion

Roughly 175,000 federal workers were counted as temporarily unemployed last month because of the shutdown

Conservationists warn that damage to sensitive lands could take decades to recover

The standoff ended when police fired an explosive device, pepper spray and tear gas, forcing the man off the bus

Booker enters what's shaping up to be a crowded presidential primary

Sentence for John "Kevin" Moore of Kalispell included $2.2 million in restitution and a $1.9 million forfeiture

First estimates from the DEQ on the cost of cleaning up all three ponds that are fed by the power plant