Montana Governor Under Fire for Vacationing During Floods
With criticism mounting, Gianforte's office finally acknowledged he was in Italy on a long-planned personal trip
With criticism mounting, Gianforte's office finally acknowledged he was in Italy on a long-planned personal trip
Heavy weekend rains and melting mountain snow had the Yellowstone River flowing at a historically high level of 16 feet as it raced past Billings
The central bank is ramping up its drive to tighten credit and slow growth with inflation having reached a four-decade high of 8.6%
Officials in Montana issued a warning about mailers in 2020, saying they could confuse people into thinking they had filled out the census form when they hadn't done so
In just days, heavy rain and rapid snowmelt caused a dramatic flood that may forever alter the human footprint on the park's terrain and the communities that have grown around it
The Billings Gazette challenged a $31,000 request by the Public Service Commission for a legal review of documents before releasing them to the newspaper
Heather Mycoskie, 40, must stay out of the park in northeastern Wyoming for five years and pay $17,600 under a deferred-prosecution agreement
Mount Doane will now be called First Peoples Mountain after the unanimous vote by the U.S. Board on Geographic Names
The body of Julie Capdeville Freeman, 44, of Laurel, was recovered Wednesday from the Yellowstone River
Zinke led Olszewski by 1,064 votes, or 1.3 percentage points, out of 79,198 votes counted, as of Wednesday
The incumbent congressman handily won his bid to represent Montana's eastern district; ballot-counting continued in the race for the state's newly created second seat
Lt. Richard Bullock of Montana was killed Friday afternoon when his F/A-18E Super Hornet went down in the vicinity of the small Mojave Desert community of Trona
The search was suspended at mid-day Monday due to weather and river conditions
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks said it captured the 2-year-old females on May 29 after they remained close to homes in the Blackfoot Valley
The decision follows a federal court ruling in January that ordered the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to review its 2019 denial of petitions seeking the extra protections