Regents to Vote on Whether to Challenge New Campus Carry Law
Opponents of the campus carry law argue it infringes on the regents’ authority to manage the state's public colleges and universities
Opponents of the campus carry law argue it infringes on the regents’ authority to manage the state's public colleges and universities
Groups say laws are part of a broader scheme by Legislature to disenfranchise Native American voters
Measures are two of several controversial wildlife bills recently pushed by Republicans
Tammy Goff was last seen on July 12, 2018
Lisa Anne Nester, 50, was taken into custody without incident
Joshua James Chappa was sentenced last Friday for cattle rustling scheme
Prison staff discovered inmate Lisa Anne Nester, 50, was not at the facility on Friday
Montana has a lack of mental and behavioral health providers
Nothing but its historic neon sign survived a fire that gutted the building May 7
The project will be delayed until the Custer Gallatin National Forests completes its revised forest management plan this summer
Two former lawmakers are among those challenging the law that allows the governor to directly fill judicial vacancies
The bear in the Big Snowy range was one of the farthest documented outside the two remaining large grizzly populations
Many of the bill’s opponents urged the board to file a lawsuit to challenge the bill’s constitutionality
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service dropped wolves in most of the lower 48 states from the endangered species list in January
All Montana physicians will now be able to dispense medications they prescribe to patients