Biden’s election has put big oil companies on the defensive after largely having their way in Washington

The mining company Grupo Cementos de Chihuahua is seeking permission to drill holes up to 200 feet deep in the Pryors to explore for gypsum

The signing came hours before Biden delivers his first prime-time address since taking office

The lawsuit was originally filed by Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich to stop a 100-day moratorium on deportations

Oil and gas from federal reserves in western states and the Gulf of Mexico make up about a quarter of U.S. production

Isaac Steve Sturgeon of Dillon is charged with shoving a metal police barricade into police officers during the insurrection

In Montana, lawmakers are advancing measures to allow shooting wolves at night and payments to hunters

The facility that imports the moss balls has been quarantined and all shipments have been stopped

Three cases of a variant of COVID-19 first identified in the United Kingdom were detected in Gallatin County

Legislation in at least a dozen states seeks to nullify any new restrictions, such as ammunition limits or a ban on certain types of weapons

Legislators in more than 20 states have introduced bills this year that would ban transgender girls from competing on girls’ sports teams

The change came after a court in Washington ruled in January that the fees were unconstitutional

Wolves were largely eradicated in Montana early last century but recovered under federal protection

Gahge Whitemanrunshim, 17, and Celea Poitra, 19, had been trying to rescue a woman and two children stuck inside a vehicle

About two dozen marten have been released there due to a unique collaboration between Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks and fur trappers