The lawsuit filed in Yellowstone District Court claims the laws violate Montana’s constitution

Officers responding to a 911 call on Saturday found a 58-year-old man unresponsive

The U.S. Forest Service said it’s operating in crisis mode, fully deploying firefighters and maxing out its support system

Most known for its Red Jammers that packed tourists up and over the Going-to-the-Sun Road, the Glacier Transportation Company owned one Lincoln Zephyr

The federal funding would come as the West bakes under a decadeslong drought that is straining water supplies

Missoula police said that Galbreath led an officer on a pursuit through Missoula and then fired a gun at the officer in the early morning hours on Thursday

The housing projects would create 995 affordable rental homes around the state

Montana's population grew nearly 10%, and the state now has more than 1,080,000 people

Donald Welborn Jr., 55, was operating an excavator on Wednesday when he became pinned underneath it

Firefighters and local authorities scrambled to save hundreds of homes in the path of a fire that started Sunday and exploded across more than 260 square miles

The officer stopped a vehicle because the suspect was believed to be driving under the influence

Several thousand people remained under evacuation orders as the Richard Spring Fire advanced across the sparsely-populated Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation

Two men were hiking with a dog off trail in the Bear Creek area when they encountered a grizzly bear sow with cubs at close range

About 100,000 Montanans are covered under the Medicaid expansion program that provides health insurance for people who are not eligible for traditional Medicaid coverage

Company plead guilty to a misdemeanor violation of the federal Clean Air Act after five employees tested positive for elevated arsenic levels