The Democratic president tapped Jesse Laslovich, a health care executive and former state legislator, to be the U.S. attorney in Montana

The number of unemployed Montanans fell to a record low 13,689 in December — a decline of 1,719 from November

Tuesday's deaths in Billings bring to 10 the number of people who have died in shootings in Montana this month

The fire was reported just after 2:15 a.m. and involved a house and a vehicle, officials said

About 4.86 million visits were tallied in 2021, breaking the prior record set in 2016

Thirty-seven people died in avalanches nationally last year, the most in at least 70 years

New board members took their seats and outlined the rules for granting, managing and enforcing water rights on the 1.3-million-acre reservation

Western Native Voice hopes to install two or three kiosks in each tribal community before the general election this November

Lost Trail Ski Patrol found his body on the Idaho side of the Continental Divide

The cab of the truck collided with the uphill embankment after the truck crossed Fort Ellis Road

Attorney General Austin Knudsen asked justices to vacate a preliminary injunction that prevented new abortion laws from taking effect

Bagala pleaded guilty in December to three counts of assaulting, resisting or impeding law enforcement officers and one count of damaging federal property

The law was challenged by Montana Citizens for Right to Work, a political committee that lobbied for a law to prohibit union membership as a condition of employment

In a 48-hour period officials saw nine life-threatening overdoses from what appeared to be fentanyl-laced heroin

Zachary Norman did not enter a plea during his initial court appearance on two counts of deliberate homicide