Lewis and Clark County sheriff's office moved horses, in stages of neglect from moderate to severe, to the county fairgrounds for veterinary assessment

Co-owner of Colstrip power plant seeks to reduce carbon emissions with deal to purchase 350 megawatts of wind power

Lawsuit challenges new law banning voter registration and get-out-the-vote efforts on college campuses and requiring judges to recuse themselves from cases with links to campaign donations

The hemp must contain no more than 0.3% THC, the psychoactive ingredient in cannabis

Biennial tuition plan includes a tuition freeze for resident undergraduate students for the upcoming year, but a 3% increase the following year

The bears were euthanized because of a history of killing livestock including sheep, llamas, chickens and a goat

Effective June 14, state agencies will bring at least half of their employees back to their assigned state worksites

Ruling says Hecla Mining Company and Chief Executive Officer Phillips Baker, Jr. are subject to the state's “bad actor” law

Forecasters said that temperatures will hit the upper 90s by Thursday in portions of Montana

The Supreme Court has previously held that tribal police have little authority over non-Indians

The 450-pound male grizzly bear was shot last week after repeated attempts to trap the animal failed

Historic property located along Cow Creek in the Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument

Montana's attorney general issued a binding decision Thursday declaring that certain teachings violate the U.S. and state constitutions

Labor shortages are hitting nearly every industry and every income level in the city

Board of Regents, which oversees Montana's university system, filed a challenge in district court seeking to block new law