A new report by the University of Montana's Bureau of Business and Economic Research says the program has boosted the state economy

In announcing tariffs, president vows to fight back against an 'assault on our country' by foreign competitors

Department of Environmental Quality is studying impact of proposed mine near White Sulphur Springs

Felt-sole boots or waders will be banned and watercraft inspections will be required during boating season

Officials said the vile of toxic potassium cyanide may have been discarded but has not been located

U.S. Forest Service Chief Tony Tooke retires just seven months after taking over agency that has been rocked by scandal

The cause of the Tuesday night fire remains under investigation

Officials say the gargoyles were attached to benches as 'protectors of the building and all of the occupants'

President said he will soon announce tariffs on imported steel and aluminum, suggests 'other countries' could also be spared

Standingrock and Pierce have pleaded not guilty to deliberate homicide

All three have been cited for entering a closed area, which is a misdemeanor

It's estimated that 2 percent of the tested herds are currently diseased

National Indemnity Co. paid $16 million toward the 2009 settlement but later sued to recover the money

Projections include many people paying taxes at the end of 2017 to avoid $10,000 deduction cap in new tax law

Freddie Joe Lawrence, now 56, and Paul Jenkins, 64, were convicted of killing Meagher and sentenced to life in prison