The occurrence of gonorrhea in the state has more than quadrupled since 2012

Owner Don Abbey of La Mirada, California, had wanted his 2014 property tax bill of $367,696 reduced by two-thirds

Members of the Senate Public Health, Welfare and Safety Committee defeated House Bill 405 by a 6-1 vote

State senator says recent sexual assaults and rapes bring into question the safety of clients at Boulder facility

Sheep in the Gardiner area have experienced smaller pneumonia outbreaks in the past few years

Bill signed by Montana's governor could pave the way to clemency for Barry Beach

The five measures would send a total of about $8 million to community-based mental health initiatives around the state

The crash and fire closed the highway for just over two hours

Wolves have found excellent habitat in Washington, especially in the Selkirk Mountains in the northeast, where most of the state's wolf packs reside

Teams developed ideas for a new tool or product to help solve a problem experienced by the rural medical community

"For Supremacy" depicts a battle between Blackfeet and Crow warriors

Bob McDonald will tour Montana VA facilities on March 31 and April 1

North Dakota became the fastest growing state in the nation in recent years, expanding by nearly 10 percent in a 50-month period ending last June

Tidwell was before the Senate Appropriations Interior Subcommittee Wednesday lobbying for a nearly $5 billion budget in fiscal year 2016

Measure would update Montana's indecent exposure law to include electronic transmission of images