Legislation ranges from including wolf licenses in big game combination licenses to expanding trapping seasons

The state joins at least 20 other states that are considering liability protections against claims related to COVID-19

Officials moved quickly this week to reverse Trump administration policies on energy and the environment

Opponents say it would hurt transgender kids and could drive business away from the state and make it harder for Montana companies to attract new employees

Videos taken inside the Capitol and social media posts led to this week's arrest of Henry Phillip Muntzer, 52, of Dillon.

Before the session began, Republican leaders said lawmakers were compiling a list of bills vetoed by Democratic governors to advance this session

Joe Biden became the 46th President of the United States on Wednesday

Montana's vaccine supply still depends on the federal supply and allocations

Opponents said the bills would unconstitutionally limit women's access to abortion

Four ice fishermen were crossing Fort Peck Lake in two small off-road vehicles when one vehicle fell through and sank

Bills echo similar efforts underway in other states

Interior Secretary David Bernhardt signed papers Friday transferring the range to the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes

For four straight days a fan club of photographers, videographers, wildlife guides and passersby amassed in bulk

The planning department previously determined the resort didn’t need to go through subdivision review

A Teton County man tested positive for the variant COVID-19 virus strain