Officers tried to initiate a traffic stop Saturday evening, but the driver did not stop and officers began a pursuit,

When Belt’s coal mines played out in the 1920s, they left behind a legacy of acid mine drainage that has fouled the waters of Belt Creek for nearly a century

That dance hasn’t been seen in western Montana for more than 20 years after the native sharp-tailed grouse populations withered and died

The summer 2021 season in Yellowstone was notable not only for the record number of visitors, but also for showing the effects of increasing crowds and what they mean for the future of the park

Hundreds of people gathered as Old Person was remembered for his tireless advocacy for Native Americans and their culture

University of Montana professor was placed on administrative leave while the university investigated his blog posts

The order reverses a judge's decision that allowed prosecutors to use as evidence the 19 pounds of marijuana found in the trunk of a car the man was driving

Williams spent two years as a solicitor at the Department of Interior before returning to Montana and teaching at the University of Montana law school

The clinic is being run by a private contractor and can treat up to 12 patients per day

The maps both divide the state into eastern and western districts with nearly equal populations and only one county split

Groups argued that meeting of nine of 12 Republican members of House Judiciary Committee falls under constitutional right-to-know provision

Republican Attorney General Austin Knudsen filed the notice of appeal, after Yellowstone district court judge issued preliminary injunction temporarily blocking laws

Deal give company two years to come up with alternative plan to clean up polluted water

Nothing is ever simple in redistricting battles, as political parties jostle for control over maps that will give their candidates an advantage

Bradley Don Nagel, 53, was charged Monday with deliberate homicide and driving under the influence in the death of Lucille Synek