Two-day stand-down comes as Montana's fire season grew dramatically more severe this week

Montana is one of 13 states that has sued the administration over canceled oil and gas lease sales from public lands

Sandy Rose Moore faces up to 40 years in prison for 2020 death of boyfriend

The decision is a blow to Democratic President Joe Biden's efforts to rapidly transition the nation away from fossil fuels

Daniel Root claimed he was passed over for promotions after reporting allegations of his supervisor’s sexual misconduct with inmates

National Weather Service forecasters said the highs could approach 110 degrees (43 degrees Celsius) in portions of eastern Montana

Currently, cellphone service is only available in the western part of the park at Apgar and the eastern part of the park

Ronald Walter Roberts of Salida, Colorado, made an initial appearance in Justice Court

Donald Ray Cherry, 34, was sentenced Friday by District Judge Gregory Todd

Judge said Diego Hernandez of Laurel will not be eligible for parole before he served 35 years

Tim Hart was working for the West Yellowstone Smokejumpers, based in Montana's Custer Gallatin National Forest, at the time of his death

Dale Ketola of Columbus and Jerry Ashlock of Caldwell, Idaho died in a crash at the mine

Tim Blixseth and his now ex-wife founded the Yellowstone Club in 1997

U.S. Sen. John Barrasso said U.S. Bureau of Land Management nominee Tracy Stone-Manning should be disqualified

The park had over 483,000 recreation visits last month