Wyoming Game and Fish Department were overwhelmed by the sheer volume of calls and conflicts related to Grizzly 399

Bison haven’t roamed the Rocky Boy Reservation since the early 1990s

Montana is among the states asking a federal judge to block Biden’s requirement that all employees of federal contractors be vaccinated

Newly sworn in land bureau director Tracy Stone-Manning said the agency wants to develop public lands responsibly and make sure climate impacts are considered

The judge's order came after environmental groups sued over damage to a nearby creek from wastewater that flows out of the mine

Two teenagers were at a residence near Pinedale when one of the teens was handling a pistol that fired

Bill ends arbitration clause Amtrak implemented in 2019 to ban class action suits

The Montana memo spells out federal crimes that could be used in prosecutions for violence, harassment or intimidation of school board officials

Man who was with 3-year-old the night she went missing has been sentenced to nine months of house arrest; girl's body hasn't been found

The federal lawsuit involves the most recent plan for dam operations issued by the Trump administration in late 2020 which will impact endangered salmon runs

The lawsuits filed against both Amtrak and BNSF allege negligence for not preventing the derailment

The gift from Dave and Sherry Lesar is the largest single gift in the history of the university

St. Peter’s Health said last week that three public officials threatened to use their positions to force doctors and nurses to treat the patient with ivermectin

The designation of lands and waters as critical for the survival of vulnerable species can limit mining, oil drilling and other developmen

The nearly two dozen defendants include Richard Spencer, who coined the term “alt-right” to describe a loosely connected band of white nationalists, neo-Nazis and others