The announcement comes as the CDC and the Biden administration have faced pressure to ease restrictions on fully vaccinated people

A similar approach was taken last year, driven in part by the pandemic and a desire to avoid the large congregations of personnel needed to fight major fires

Twelve states, including Montana, have announced that they will stop paying the extra benefit as soon as June or July

U.S. District Court judge prevented the state from requiring a Butte man to register as a sex offender under Idaho's Crimes Against Nature law

The Yellowstone Club has asked Montana DEQ for a permit to use wastewater for snowmaking operations, a practice used in other states and worldwide

Groups hope to rename three geographic features — a mountain, a creek and a gulch — near Helena to honor Native Americans, Chinese immigrants

The Interior Department review is expected to cover millions of acres of sage brush habitat

Bryan Louis Kercher, 55, was with a group of climbers when he slipped and fell near Sugarloaf Peak Saturday

Opponents of the bill said having more guns on campuses could exacerbate Montana’s already high suicide rate

Lucas was 23 when she was last seen in Sandpoint, Idaho in the summer of 1983

The 2021 bill is similar to one passed a decade earlier that sought to divide the state into seven judicial districts

To encourage people to return to work, more states are making it harder for people to stay on unemployment

As a result of the new law, both Lewis and Clark and Gallatin counties said they could no longer enforce mask mandates

About 2000 truck drivers from Alberta who transport goods from Canada to the U.S. will be eligible to be vaccinated

Supporters say bill ensures playing field in girls sports remains fair, opponents say it further harms already marginalized transgender youth