Douglas Landis, of Dagmar, Montana, is serving 1 1/2 years following his conviction last August on two counts of negligent homicide

Dalton Thomas Tamcke, 30, and Justin Samuel Peterson, 22, told wildlife authorities they mistakenly took the wolves for coyotes

Tax revenue from marijuana sales is estimated to be more than $48 million annually by 2025

Governor scrapped a bison management plan that would have allowed the wild animals to be restored in more areas of the state

Lawmakers have also forwarded to the governor a bill to allow individuals to kill an unlimited number of wolves

The President has also called for a ban on assault weapons, but such legislation will likely face an uphill climb

Opponents fear the law will allow businesses to challenge ordinances in cities that have local ordinances to prohibit discrimination

Tracy Stone-Manning of Missoula was nominated on Thursday to direct the Interior Department’s Bureau of Land Management

The governors of North Dakota and Kansas vetoed similar measures this week

The vote came after a health care provider in Great Falls announced it would require all its employees to get the COVID-19 vaccine

The bills are meant to address the crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous people in the state

The action does not affect existing leases, and the agency has continued to issue new drilling permits during the open-ended review

Bill allows health care providers to contract directly with patients for certain basic care, such as annual checkups, office visits, vaccines, bloodwork and stitches

Backcountry snowmobile guide died after being mauled by a male grizzly bear while on a solo fishing trip north of Yellowstone National Park

The measure had faced significant opposition from medical experts, transgender people and human rights advocates